I'd like to use GHKit as a cocoa pod. Cocoa pods makes managing libraries easy.

+[NSURL gh_decode] assumes UTF-8 urlencoding - if used with a differently encoded URL (e.g. Latin-1) it crashes hard.

I was unsure about the right course of action here, though - raise an exception, ignore the broken entry entirely, or (if it's the value that's busted) use an NSNull instead?

(Also, does gh_decode do anything that -[NSString stringByReplacingPercentEscapesUsingEncoding:] doesn't?)

Genstrings fails with the error:

"Bad entry in file ./Categories/GHNSString+TimeInterval.m (line = 35): Argument is not a literal string."

I'm assuming that because

define GHIntervalLocalize(key, defaultValue) NSLocalizedStringWithDefaultValue(key, tableName, bundle, defaultValue, nil)

doesn't actually define tableName or bundle anywhere. However changing the last bit to:

NSLocalizedStringWithDefaultValue(key, nil, [NSBundle mainBundle], defaultValue, nil)

doesn't actually help.

Any thoughts?

Thanks for the very useful categories!

Can you put a switch/check if IOS 8?

It looks like NSURL#gh_filterQueryParams doesn't handle relative URLs gracefully.

    URL = [URL gh_filterQueryParams:[NSArray arrayWithObjects:@"foo", nil] sort:NO];

If URL before that call is /foo, this call turns it into (null):///foo