Use this open-source library to integrate Livefyre services into your native iOS app. This SDK provides a thin layer for common API mechanisms and endpoints on top of the excellent AFNetworking stack.
For more information, please see the CommentStream sample app [1] or Livefyre HTTP API documentation [2].
The most convenient way to add StreamHub-iOS SDK to your project is to use CocoaPods.
If you don't have CocoaPods, run gem install cocoapods and pod setup.
Here is an example Podfile:
source 'https://github.com/Livefyre/cocoapods.git'
source 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git'
platform :ios, :deployment_target => '6.0'
pod 'StreamHub-iOS-SDK', '~> 1.3'Then simply:
pod install
This will download all the dependencies and create a file MyApp.xcworkspace, which you should use from now on to open your app project in Xcode. Note running pod install will clone Livefyre/cocoapods.git repo to ~/.cocoapods/repos/livefyre directory.
Alternatively, clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/Livefyre/StreamHub-iOS-SDK.git
Next, add the Xcode project (LFSClient.xcodeproj) to your app as a subproject (easily done by simply dragging the LFSClient.xcodeproj file into Project Navigator pane in Xcode).
You will also need to do the same with any of the dependencies (AFNetworking [3], JSONKit [4]).
cd ~/dev
git clone https://github.com/Livefyre/StreamHub-iOS-SDK.git
cd StreamHub-iOS-SDK
git submodule init
git submodule update
pod install
cd examples/CommentStream
pod install
open CommentStream.xcworkspace
Note: to run tests in Xcode 6, you will need to add $(PLATFORM_DIR)/Developer/Library/Frameworks to FRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS in Pods-test-XCTest+OHHTTPStubSuiteCleanUp pod [5].
You will also need LFSTestConfig.plist file from Livefyre which we will provide upon request.
You can browse the documentation online [6] or you can build the "Documentation" target in your Xcode (requires appledoc to be installed) on your system.
StreamHub iOS SDK versions since v0.2.0 require iOS 6.0 or higher.
For those looking at StreamHub-iOS SDK internals, please note that we use a modified version of JSONKit [4] as the default JSON parser (instead of Apple-provided NSJSONSerialization). We had to do this because the Apple-provided parser does not support decoding JSON files that contain integers or floating point numbers that are larger than those that can be represented by the system. Our modified version of JSONKit truncates very large numbers to corresponding system maximum, instead of throwing an exception.
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