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iOS Example App

The iOS Example App is using the Onegini iOS SDK to perform secure authentication and resource calls. Please have a look at the App developer quickstart if you want more information about how to get setup with this example app.

Installation

Setup access to the Onegini Cocoapods repository

The Example app includes the Onegini SDK as a Cocoapod. In order to let Cocoapods download it you need to setup your account details so the SDK can be automatically downloaded:

  1. Make sure that you have access to the OneWelcome Artifactory repository (https://repo.onewelcome.com). If not please follow first step of App developer quickstart.
  2. Follow Setting up the project guide in the Onegini SDK documentation for instructions on configuring access to the OneWelcome Cocoapods repository.

Note Don't forget to update the OneWelcome Cocoapods repository with the following command: pod repo-art update onegini. If you don't update the repo it may be that the SDK dependency cannot be found. If that is the case be sure to execute the command above.

Setup the Cocoapods dependencies

  1. Run pod install to correctly setup the Cocoapods dependencies
  2. Make sure that you open the project referring to OneWelcomeExampleApp.xcworkspace in Xcode or AppCode.

Providing token server configuration

The example app is already configured with the token server out of the box.

Changing the configuration

If there is a need to change the token server configuration within the example app it is going to be best to do it using the Onegini SDK Configurator. Follow the steps as described in: https://github.com/onewelcome/sdk-configurator