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Setup Swaralink Library with iOS

This walkthrough will help you set up the Swaralink BLE Platform middleware for development on Android. The following section will provide step-by-step detail on the instructions to get the SWL Central library ready for custom mobile integration with the iOS framework.

Get a hands on experience with a working iOS application using the SWL Central library by downloading the SWL mobile app on the App Store.
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Then visit the SWL Github page to checkout the iOS app source code and see a fully working mobile example.

Note: To complete the full build process, you will need to obtain the SWL Central library from Swaralink Technologies. The library will be provided upon execution of a license agreement with Swaralink Technologies. For more information on obtaining a license, please contact swaralink Technologies at info@swaralink.com.
In the meantime, feel free to go through the remainder of the setup and application guide to understand the process of building a project and to get a walkthrough of the code. You can also browse around the SwaraLink Demo project source code and take a look at our API in the header files.

1. Install Xcode​

First, install Xcode version 13.4.1 or later

2. Open the Xcode IDE​

With Xcode installed, open up the IDE and create a project or open an existing one.

Create a folder titled libs and add the SWLCentral.xcframework file as well as the encrypted file inside.

4. Import SWLCentral​

Once you create a swift class, import SWLCentral as shown:

5. Object Class Access​

Add the following line of code to create a shared connectionManager object in your classes.

var connectionManager = SWConnectionManager.shared

6. Import Delegate Methods​

Next, include the following line of code to give your classes access to SWL delegate methods.

class SWLConnection: NSObject, SWConnectionStatus {

7. Initailize Delegate for the Connection Manager​

To use the delegate methods for event returns and log outputs, setup the following initialization.

override_init() {
  super.init()
  connectionManager.delegate = self
}

8. Import and Call Delegate Methods​

Usage of these delegate methods will enable access to log outputs for tracking necessary events and responses from the SWL Central library.

Once imported, call the library methods like such:

All set and ready to commence using the library in your Xcode projects.