This document describes how to quickly integrate the Chat SDK to your projects.
Environment Requirements
Xcode 9.0+.
iPhone or iPad on iOS 8.0 or above.
Your project has a valid developer signature.
Integrating SDK
You can either automatically integrate SDK using CocoaPods, or manually download the SDK and import it to your current project. CocoaPods
1. Install CocoaPods
Enter the following command in the terminal window (you need to install the Ruby environment on your macOS in advance):
sudo gem install cocoapods
2. Create a Podfile
Go to the path where the project is located and run the following command. Then, a Podfile will appear under the project path.
3. Edit the Podfile
Add the dependency to your Podfile:
platform :ios, '8.0'
source 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git'
target 'App' do
pod 'TXIMSDK_Plus_iOS'
end
4. Install the SDK or update the local repository.
Run the following command in the terminal window to update the local library file and install the Chat SDK:
Or, run the following command to update the local repository:
After the pod command is executed, an .xcworkspace project file integrated with the SDK will be generated. Double-click this file to open it. If the pod search fails, you are advised to update the local repo cache of the pod by running the following commands:
pod setup
pod repo update
rm ~/Library/Caches/CocoaPods/search_index.json
Note:
Quic plugin provides axp-quic multiplexing protocol, which has better weak network resistance and can still provide services even when the network packet loss rate reaches 70%. This plugin is only available on the Chat Premium edition, purchase the Premium edition to use it. To ensure proper functionality, please update the client SDK to version 7.7.5282 or higer. If you need to use the Quic feature in the Swift edition of the SDK, please contact us through the Telegram technical group. Manual integration
1. Download the SDK
Download the latest SDK version from Github.ImSDK_Plus.framework
are the core dynamic library files of the SDK. 2. Create a project
Create a project.
Enter a project name, for example, IMDemo.
3. Integrate the SDK
Add the dependency library: select Target for IMDemo. On the General panel, add the dependency library under Embedded Binaries and Linked Frameworks and Libraries, select ImSDK_Plus.framework.
Set link parameters: add -ObjC
in Build Setting -> Other Linker Flags.
Note:
For manual integration, you need to change ImSDK_Plus.framework
to Embed&Sign
in Target -> General -> Frameworks -> Libraries and Embedded Content.
If you need to add a Quic plugin, please refer to the previous steps and manually download the integrated Quic plugin.
Import SDK
There are two ways to use the SDK in your project code.
Method 1
Choose Xcode -> Build Setting -> Header Search Paths, and set the SDK header file path. In files that require the SDK API, reference the corresponding header file.
Method 2
In files that require the SDK API, reference the corresponding header file.
FAQs
[Xcodeproj] Unknown Object Version (60). (RuntimeError)
When you use Xcode 15 to create a project to integrate TUIKit, entering pod install
may result in this issue. The reason is that an earlier version of CocoaPods is used. The following two solutions are available:
Solution 1: Change the Project Format
version of the Xcode project.
Solution 2: Upgrade the local version of CocoaPods. The upgrading method is not covered in this document.
You can enter pod --version
in the terminal to check the current version of Pods.
Xcode 15 Developer Sandbox Option Issue
Sandbox: bash(xxx) deny(1) file-write-create
When using Xcode 15 to create a project, you may encounter compilation failures due to this option. It is recommended that you disable this option.
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