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Please visit docs.unflow.com for Quick Start and detailed explanations of features, usage, and more info.
The reccomended way to install the package is via Swift Package Manager. You can add it via Xcode as a package dependency.
If you're using packages, you can declare it as follows.
dependencies: [
.package(url: "https://github.com/unflowhq/unflow-ios-sdk", from: "1.15.1") // Grab the current version
]
You can also use Cocoapods.
pod 'Unflow', '~> 1.15.1' // Grab the current versionThe framework is installable on iOS 11, but most functionality is locked to iOS 13 only ( we use SwiftUI heavily ). If you're installing on an app that supports lower than iOS 13, you'll need some #available checks.
The Unflow iOS SDK requires Xcode 14. A backwards compatible version is shipped with the -swift-5.6 suffix, which will run on Xcode 13. When the AppStore stops accepting uploads from Xcode 13, we'll stop supporting this version.
We've built some small sample apps to help you get started. You'll need to provide your own API key, but they should give you the examples you need to get started.
| Sample | Openers | Custom Openers |
|---|---|---|
| SwiftUI Swift Package Manager |  |
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| UIKit Cocoapods |  |
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Our app, Unflow Mirror, is available on the App Store to try for free. You can download it, play around with our sample content, then if you decide to subscribe to Unflow, you'll be able to scan a QR code and see your own content.