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INaturalistIOS

INaturalistIOS is the official iOS app for submitting data to iNaturalist.org.

Setup

We use cocoapods for dependencies. Install it with: gem install cocoapods, then do pod install in this directory to install the INaturalistIOS dependencies..

You'll also need to copy config.h.example to config.h and fill in your details.

That should get you set up for local development with the Simulator. If you want to test on actual devices you'll need to get a provisioning profile from Apple and configure the project to use it: https://developer.apple.com/ios/manage/overview/index.action.

Roadmap

Check out our Roadmap for details on where we're doing.

Getting Help

Did you find this repository while searching for a solution to a problem with INaturalistIOS? Consider first checking in with the iNaturalist Google Group to see if other users are reporting issues or to ask a question. If you're pretty sure there is a technical issue to raise, submit an issue. A "good" issue is one that is:

  • Reproducible, by you and others;
  • Well-described, including:
    • what steps led to the problem;
    • a description the problem;
    • what you expected if the problem had not occurred;
    • the exact error message if one was shown.
  • Documented, if possible (such as by using screenshots)