Yuneec-MFiAdapter

This repo contains all the pieces needed to talk to the ST10C Remote Controller. The source of this framework can be fetched using command:

git clone https://github.com/YUNEEC/Yuneec-MFiAdapter.git

This repo also uses submodule c_library_v2, which should be fetched using command:

git submodule update --init

An example usage of these frameworks can be found in YUNEEC/MFiExample. More information about the ST10C Remote Controller can be found here.

Frameworks

In an iOS app, the frameworks below need to be added to the "Embedded Binaries":

• BaseFramework
• CocoaAsyncSocket
• FFMpegDecoder
• FFMpegDemuxer
• FFMpegLowDelayDecoder
• FFMpegLowDelayDemuxer
• MediaBase
• MFiAdapter
• YuneecDataTransferManager
• YuneecMFiDataTransfer
• YuneecRemoteControllerSDK
• YuneecWifiDataTransfer

Use Carthage to get the framework

To use the MFiAdapter in your iOS application, you can pull in this framework using Carthage.

To install carthage, it's easiest to use Homebrew:

brew install carthage

Then to add the framework:

• Create the file Cartfile in your app's repository with below's content:

# Require the iOS framework of Yuneec-MFiAdapter
github "YUNEEC/Yuneec-MFiAdapter" "master"

Then, to pull in the library and build it, run Carthage in your app's repository:

carthage update

This command needs to be re-run if you want to udpate the framework.

• Or create the file Cartfile.resolved in your app's repository with below content:

# Require the iOS framework of Yuneec-MFiAdapter
github "YUNEEC/Yuneec-MFiAdapter" "some-commit"

Then, to pull in the library and build it, run Carthage in your app's repository:

carthage bootstrap --platform ios --use-ssh

This command also needs to be re-run if you want to update the framework.