IOS

After adding tags to models, you can query tags in the iOS SDK.

1. Create a ModelTagManager instance:

Swift

import Fritz

let tagManager = ModelTagManager(tags: ["handwriting-model", "digits"])

2. Fetch list of FritzManagedModel from the API:

Results will contain models that match all tags. Thus, tag queries for the above tagManager will match models that contain both handwriting-model and digits.

Swift

tagManager.fetchManagedModelsForTags { managedModels, error in
  guard let fritzManagedModels = managedModels, error == nil else {
    return
  }
}

The result of the tag query (when successful) is a FritzManagedModel list. These are not instantiated models. They contain the configuration of models stored in Fritz. You can download them as needed.

3. Download models from API:

Using the FritzManagedModel list from the previous query, you can download the models and instantiate the MLModel:

Swift

var allModels: [FritzMLModel] = []

tagManager.fetchManagedModelsForTags { managedModels, error in
    guard let fritzManagedModels = managedModels, error == nil else {
        return
    }

    for managedModel in fritzManagedModels {
        managedModel.fetchModel { downloadedModel, error in
            guard let fritzMLModel = downloadedModel, error == nil else {
                return
            }

            allModels.append(fritzMLModel)
        }
  }

Once the model is downloaded the first time, calling managedModel.fetchModel again will load that model from disk.

Note

Depending on the size of your model, you may want to force downloads to happen over WiFi. To do so, set wifiRequiredForModelDownload to true. By default, all models will download over both WiFi and cellular connections:

Swift

tagManager.fetchManagedModelsForTags(wifiRequiredForModelDownload: true) { managedModels, error in
  // ...
}

let fritzManagedModels = tagManager.getManagedModelsForTags(wifiRequiredForModelDownload: true)

All tag requests are cached and stored locally. If you wish to query locally cached models, you can call getManagedModelsForTags:

Swift

let fritzManagedModels = tagManager.getManagedModelsForTags()

for managedModel in fritzManagedModels {
    managedModel.fetchModel { downloadedModel, error in
        guard let fritzMLModel = downloadedModel, error == nil else {
            return
        }
        allModels.append(fritzMLModel)
    }
}