Friends please help me how to migrate dropbox v1 to v2.
My manager gives an old project to me, in this they have used sqlite database for store locally and Dropbox sdk to do backup the files.
But the Dropbox v1 is retired now. i'm in serious trouble now.
My manager is asking either do with dropbox or iCloud?
Please help me?
As Dropbox has made mandatory to use dropbox V2 September 2017, you will have to implement Dropbox V2 API's.
If the project is in objective-C changes are minimal. Instead of delegates which were used in V1, they have provided blocks to the developers. Blocks are really helpful in reducing code complexity as response is returned inside the block.
You can download Objective-C sdk from here:
https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/objective-c
In my case, I had created Dropbox manager. So, instead of making complex changes, I created extension of my existing class and started to replace delegate with blocks provided in V2.
Regarding swift sdk of Dropbox, as far as I know, it is introduced officially by Dropbox in V2 only (I might be wrong here, because i never searched and saw for swift sdk of Dropbox before V2).
To download swift sdk of Dropbox V2, follow the link:
https://www.dropbox.com/developers/documentation/swift
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I am currently writing a plugin that uploads videos recorded by unity to youtube.
In case of Android, I can call Youtube's video upload UI using an intent. Is there only a direct way to upload via the data API in iOS? I would like to call up the video upload UI like Android on iOS or pass the video to YouTube application directly.
What kind of ways are there? it's possible implement it?
I need your help. thank you.
Check the Upload a video guide from Youtube API. You'll be using the videos.insert.
Additional reference.
We will need the Google Data API Client for Objective-C, and install it into our application. Here are the steps to do so:
Download the GData Client for Objective-C from here
Open the GData project with XCode
Drag and drop the group GData Source from the GData project into your project (reference it or copy it into your project directory, up to you)
– Optional: In your project delete all groups inside GData Source but YouTube and Commons. This will make the compilation process much faster. You will have to comment the imports in your GData.h
Add the Security.framework into your frameworks
In the properties of your target, add the -ObjC to your Other Linker Flags setting
In the properties of your target, add the /usr/include/libxml2 path to your Header Search Path setting
Make sure your C Language Dialect is c99 in your target properties
You should now be able to compile the API within your own app.
Next step is to go here to get a Developer Key from Google. Your Developer Key and Client ID are required in order to use the GData API.
Once you have them, take a look at the simple YouTube upload test sample code based on the Mac OSX Example inside the GData Client Objective-C code and add them there in the YouTubeTestViewController.m.
i'm an iOS developer, but newbie to the kumulos, after creating app in the kumulos website i'm stuck in how to it implement Xcode. and the documentation inside the kumulos website isn't rich and helpful for that matter, any advice will be appreciated.
Thank you for you all.
Mark from Kumulos here. Assuming you have enabled the App Build feature, created tables to store your data, created API methods to access your data and then deployed your API methods to the Kumulos API servers. Download your SDK from your Kumulos console and follow these instructions to integrate the SDK into your Xcode project.
Unzip the bindings.zip file
Navigate to the IOS_OSX folder
Open your Xcode project
Drag and drop the Kumulos.h, Kumulos.m, and libKumulos.h files into your Xcode project.
If building for iOS, also add libKumulos_iOS_vx.x.x.a to the project. If building for OSX, add libKumulos_OSX_vx.x.x.a to the project instead
We've updated our docs site to make this process clearer. For any other queries, please do not hesitate to contact technical support from within your console.
Mark.
I'm currently trying to make use of the Apigee SDK for iOS but I also have a need to use SSKeychain. Because the Apigee iOS already incorporates and uses this, I get a duplicate Symbol error when I try to include it in my project. Unfortunately the Apigee framework doesn't expose SSKeychain for me to access via the framework either (at least not that I can tell).
Does anyone know how I can make use of SSKeychain and the Apigee SDK? I thought about using the steps here http://atnan.com/blog/2012/01/12/avoiding-duplicate-symbol-errors-during-linking-by-removing-classes-from-static-libraries/ but I don't know if removing SSKeychain from the framework and then adding it to my project would have any side effects.
Thanks
A fix for this has already been pushed to the Apigee iOS SDK repo. You can grab the latest from github.
Here's the relevant commit: https://github.com/apigee/apigee-ios-sdk/commit/a7bd83a8c17f53afb36e29bb251c81305944d61e
I am working on iOS App where I have to use Aftership SDK for tracking the order-details. While integrating aftership sdk with my app I am facing problem of app crash. I have followed their doc https://www.aftership.com/docs/api/4 also downloaded the SDK from the link https://github.com/AfterShip/aftership-ios. It is not get clear, how to use from its docs page to integrate this API and I haven't found any useful blog or article which would guide me to integrate this.
Also we need to use pods for installation. As I am new to iOS I am not getting how to use pods and make the SDK ready.
This is my first time working on these type of project so Can anyone please help me, to get this done. I will be very thankful.
Hi Does any one know how to use facebook chat apis with ios, I have use git command from the steps followed here http://developers.facebook.com/docs/guides/mobile/ios/ after that i dont have any idea how to create a sample app and what syntax to follow. Thanks a lot
Max
I haven't yet worked with the FB SDK, but their guide says
The Github repository contains a sample application that showcases the iOS SDK features.
And indeed here's the sample: https://github.com/facebook/facebook-ios-sdk/tree/master/sample/DemoApp
You should check this sample app first. You can just open the DemoApp.xcodeproj file from your local git clone folder.