Drupal 7 Swift 3.0

[diogoAntunes]

Hey, thank you for all the hard work, I have a little question, I'm trying to use this on a Swift 3.0 project to connect to a server made in Drupal 7, so I'm targeting pod 'drupal-ios-sdk', '~> 2.1' but I can't even import it to the project I'm getting multiple errors:

-DIOSComment.h:38:9: 'AFHTTPRequestOperation.h' file not found

• Could not build Objective-C module 'drupal_ios_sdk'

A little help on this would be much appreciated :)

[kylebrowning]

Hrmm,

It sounds like, s.dependency 'AFNetworking', '~> 2.0' is not getting included, can you try including it yourself.

[kylebrowning]

Also Im sorry there isnt a Swift version for Drupal 7. Swift is so much nicer than OBJ-C And Drupal 8 is so much nicer than Drupal 7

[diogoAntunes]

Thank you for the quick response :) It is installed:

Installing AFNetworking (2.6.3)
Installing drupal-ios-sdk (2.1.5)

Not sure whats happening :\

Yes tell me about it!

[kylebrowning]

OKay so, in your podfile remove, use frameworks!

And create a new objective-c bridging header.

Then in your app delegate you can do [DIOSSession .setupDios(withURL: "http://d7url")]

[kylebrowning]

//  DIOS-Bridging-Header.h
//  d7Test
//
//  Created by Kyle Browning on 8/28/17.
//  Copyright © 2017 Kyle Browning. All rights reserved.
//

#ifndef DIOS_Bridging_Header_h
#define DIOS_Bridging_Header_h

#import "DIOSSession.h"
#import "DIOSNode.h"
#endif /* DIOS_Bridging_Header_h */

[kylebrowning]

And then be sure to set that in your build settings.

[diogoAntunes]

You are the best Kyle :) Thank you very much for all the help, I really appreciate it 👍

[kylebrowning]

Good luck, theres a good chance this stuff doesnt work in Swift with DOIS 2.1~, but I just tested it with the plist file, and everything worked!

2017-08-28 15:01:31.262 d7Test[8721:605505] options that were found and set : {
    aliasComment = comment;
    aliasFile = file;
    aliasNode = node;
    aliasSystem = system;
    aliasTaxonomyTerm = "taxonomy_term";
    aliasTaxonomyVocabulary = "taxonomy_vocabulary";
    aliasUser = user;
    aliasViews = views;
    endpoint = api;
    "oauth_consumer_key" = yTkyapFEPAdjkW7G2euvJHhmmsURaYJP;
    "oauth_token" = ZzJymFtvgCbXwFeEhivtF67M5Pcj4NwJ;
    siteUrl = "http://local.drupal7.com";
}

[diogoAntunes]

Btw @kylebrowning quick last question, does this version of the library support 3-legged oAuth?

[kylebrowning]

@diogoAntunes Yup, you can see an example of that here, https://github.com/kylebrowning/drupal-ios-sdk-example/blob/master/Drupal%20Questions/WHAppDelegate.m#L72

[diogoAntunes]

@kylebrowning sorry to disturb you again and on a closed issued :( I was following your example on https://github.com/kylebrowning/drupal-ios-sdk-example/blob/master/Drupal%20Questions/WHAppDelegate.m#L72

But I'm getting a crash when doing the initial DIOS setup on:

DIOSSystem.m: line 52 - [[DIOSSession sharedSession] setUser:[responseObject objectForKey:@"user"]];

Because basically what the server is sending is this:

oauth_token=7SCGUQvqZp5LrqhWeX8BZGDSw4MeQkLJ&oauth_token_secret=2BjJ6XiWtQS4rU5TuxdN44DxEX445Y6X

It's not even a proper dictionary. So my question is, this not an expected behaviour on the oAuth Flow, or I can discard that line? :(

[kylebrowning]

Im not sure why the server is sending that response for a system/connect call. It shouldnt be.