#Kidozen SDK for iOS Devices

The SDK has a dependency with SocketRocket if you clone the sources you must download it and add it as a library or a sub-project

In order to use the iOS SDK binaries in your application you must download the lib folder. This folder contains all the headers and static libs files

Import the libicucore.dylib library:

• Open Project Navigator and select your project file.
• Click the build phases tab button near the top
• Expand the Link Binary with Libraries
• Then add the library

Repeat the operation with the following frameworks:

• security.framework
• cfnetwork.framework
• coreTelephony.framework
• coreLocation.framework
• libz.dylib
• libc++.dylib
• SystemConfiguration.framework

On the right panel, click the Build Phases

• Search Header Search Paths and include the path where the KidoZen headers files are
• Search Library Search Paths and include the path where the KidoZen static library file is
• Search Other Linker Flags and include -allLoad and -ObjC

##Getting started with the code One instance of the Application object has one or many instances of each of the services that you can find in the Kidozen platform (Storage, Queue, etc.) The SDK API is callback based on all its interfaces to avoid UI block. The callback signature is the same for all the methods:

• urlResponse is the underlying NSHTTPURLResponse object.
• Response the response body of the call. It could be an string with the description of the operation such as "Created" or "Internal server error" or a NSDictionary Object with the results of one operation
• Error the NSError object is there was one

Initialize the Application: During initialization the SDK pulls the application configuration from the cloud services for the specified platform

KZApplication * app = [[KZApplication alloc] initWithTenantMarketPlace:@"https://my-company.kidocloud.com"" 
                                                        applicationName:@"tasks"
                                                        applicationKey:@"Your application key"
                                                             strictSSL:NO
                                                            andCallback:^(KZResponse * r) {
        ...
    }];

Then you must Authenticate against kidozen. To do that you must provide the identity provider that you will use the username and the password. The SDK hides all the calls needed to authenticate the user against the selected identity provider and to create a security context to execute all the services call.

    [app authenticateUser:@"username@kidocloud.com" withProvider:@"Kidozen" andPassword:@"supersecret" completion:^(id r) {
    ...
    }];

Once the user is authenticated you can start using all the services:

    tasks = [app StorageWithName:@"tasksList"];
    [tasks create:t completion:^(KZResponse * kr) {
    ...
    }];
    ...
    queue = [app QueueWithName:@"messages"];
    [queue enqueue completion:^(KZResponse * kr) {
    ...
    }];

#License

Copyright (c) 2013 KidoZen, inc.

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