PodioKit is a Objective-C client library for the Podio API. It provides an easy way to integrate your iOS and Mac apps with Podio.
PodioKit uses ARC and is based on NSURLSession, which means it supports iOS 7.0 and above and Mac OS X 10.9 and above.
PodioKit 2.0 is being actively developed by the Podio team. We encourage contributions through pull requests and the Github issue tracker.
We encourage you to use CocoaPods to integrate PodioKit with your existing project. CocoaPods is a dependency manager for Objective-C that makes dealing with code dependencies easy.
First, make sure your have integrated CocoaPods with your project. If you have not, there is a great guide available here.
Once CocoaPods is installed, add the following line to your Podfile to use the latest stable release:
pod 'PodioKit', '~> 2.0'Then run pod install from the command line.
After that you are ready to start using PodioKit by importing the main header file where you would like to use it in your project:
#import <PodioKit/PodioKit.h>Alternatively, you can use the PodioKit source directly by copying the source files directly into your Xcode project.
Before you can talk to the Podio API, you need to generate a new API key for your application from your "Account Settings" page on Podio. You can find instructions on how to do so here.
Once you have a key and secret, you need to configure PodioKit to use it. To do so, add the following code to your application:didFinishLaunching:options: method in your app delegate:
[PodioKit setupWithAPIKey:@"my-api-key" secret:@"my-secret"];That's it! You are now good to start using PodioKit.
You can find a getting started guide and full documentation over at the PodioKit Github pages.