ConnectyCube

ConnectyCube.framework


Keywords
api, chat, cloud, messaging, messaging-api, push-notifications, videocalling, videochat, videoconference
License
Cube
Install
pod try ConnectyCube

Documentation

ConnectyCube iOS SDK Releases

This repository contains binary distributions of iOS products released by ConnectyCube.

If you have any questions, comments, or issues related to any products distributed via this repository then please raise an issue here on GitHub repository or contact the team by emailing support@connectycube.com.

ConnectyCube SDK

This repository contains releases of the iOS SDK for interacting with the ConnectyCube communications cloud.

It provides a simple interface to the messaging, video calling (WebRTC), push notifications, users management and cloud files storage capabilities provided by the platform.

Getting Started with ConnectyCube iOS SDK

Installation

The ConnectyCube iOS SDK can be installed directly into your application by adding sdk libraries via CocoaPods.

Make sure that you have CocoaPods installed.

Open your Podfile and add following line for dynamic framework (iOS 8+):

pod 'ConnectyCube'

Then add a "Run Script Phase" in build phases of your project. Past the following snippet in the script:

bash "${BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR}/${FRAMEWORKS_FOLDER_PATH}/ConnectyСube.framework/strip-framework.sh"

This fixes a known Apple bug, that does not allowing to publish archives to the App store with dynamic frameworks that contains simulator platforms. Script will only work for archiving.

Then open Terminal go to your project folder with Podfile and run:

pod install

Now you can open .xcworkspace file and use ConnectyCube Framework in your project.

Contact

You can reach the ConnectyCube team at any time by emailing support@connectycube.com.

Licence

ConnectyCube SDK for iOS is licensed under the ConnectyCube SDK License.