Getting Started Guide

Importing the Framework

1. Download the latest version of the SDK from GitHub or clone the repository directly by executing

   git clone https://github.com/Adonit/Adonit-iOS-SDK.git

   from the command line.

2. Open your project in Xcode

3. Select your Project in the Project Navigator and then choose Add Files to…

   

4. Select the SDK's Framework. Make sure Copy Items if needed is checked. Then click Add.

   

5. The SDK should now appear in the list of Linked Frameworks and Libraries

   

6. The SDK also requires three other iOS frameworks

   • CoreMotion
   • CoreBluetooth
   • SystemConfiguration

   Press the + button underneath the list of frameworks, and add these additional frameworks. After you are done, your list of Linked Frameworks should resemble the following.

   

7. Add two additional Other Linker Flags (ObjC) as shown below.

   

8. Be sure to include the SDK’s header file wherever you wish to use it within your application like so

   #import "AdonitSDK.h"
   If you’ve already imported AdonitSDK.Framework, please change your header from
     #import <AdonitSDK/AdonitSDK.h> to #import "AdonitSDK.h"

Importing the Bundle

If you're going to be using any part of the SDK's Connection and Settings UI, you'll also need to import the SDK's bundle into your application.

1. Select your Project in the Project Navigator and then choose Add Files to…

   

2. Select the SDK's bundle. Make sure Copy Items if needed is checked. Then click Add.

   

3. The bundle should now appear under the Copy Bundle Resources build step.