evernote-cloud-sdk-ios

Evernote Cloud SDK for iOS.


License
MIT-feh
Install
pod try evernote-cloud-sdk-ios

Documentation

Evernote Cloud SDK 2.0 for iOS

What Is This?

A newly-redesigned, simple, workflow-oriented library built on the Evernote Cloud API. It's designed to drop into your app easily and make most common Evernote integrations very simple to accomplish. (And even the more complex integrations easier than they used to be.)

How Do I Get Started?

Setup instructions and sample snippets are all in the Getting Started guide. Have a look there next and you'll be working with Evernote in just a few minutes.

Note for users of the 1.x SDK for iOS

This library is the spiritual, although not syntactic, successor to to the Evernote SDK for iOS 1.x. Currently, both libraries are available and supported. This one is not a "drop-in" update-- it omits the "app bridge" functionality, and the objects that you use for authentication and to get to the traditional (EDAM) API are a little different. We have provided a migration guide for users of the 1.x SDK.

FAQ

What iOS versions are supported?

This version of the SDK is designed for iOS 8.0 and above. If you want to support iOS 7, please checkout the ios7 branch.

Does the Evernote SDK support ARC?

Yes. (To use the SDK in a non-ARC project, please use the -fobjc-arc compiler flag on all the files in the Evernote SDK.)

Can I use this library with CocoaPods?

Yes! Just add

pod 'evernote-cloud-sdk-ios'

to your Podfile

Where can I find out more about the Evernote for Developers?

Please check out the Evernote Developers portal page.

Can I show the registration page instead of the login page when authorizing?

Yes. Please specify preferRegistration parameter as YES when calling

- (void)authenticateWithViewController:(UIViewController *)viewController
                    preferRegistration:(BOOL)preferRegistration
                            completion:(ENSessionAuthenticateCompletionHandler)completion;

on [ENSession sharedSession]

Where can I find the release notes?

You can find it here.