Installing UIKit (deprecated)
Installing managed UIKit through Cocoapods, Carthage & SPM.
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Installing managed UIKit through Cocoapods, Carthage & SPM.
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This section is about installing managed uikit through dependency manager. If you have already installed our Open Source UIKit, you can skip this section.
To provide greater customization options, we have open-sourced our UIKit and deprecated the pacakged UIKit version previously available. For the best quality and access to the latest features, we strongly recommend integrating our UIKit with the open-source version. For more details Please refer to section.
Go to Xcode and create a project for iOS.
Enter a project name
Select Swift as your language option
AmityUIKit supports installation via dependency managers, we highly recommend SwiftPM installation as best practice.
SwiftPM
Cocoapods
Carthage
To integrate AmityUIKit into your project via SwiftPM, please follow the instruction below.
Enter the repository URL to search the package, and choose to install AmityUIKit.
Now you can install Amity Social UIKit into your project by running the following command.
Then, add the following lines to the Podfile
Now you can install Amity Social UIKit into your project.
If problems happen during pod install step. Please try clean Cocoapods cache before running pod install again.
To clear cache please go to ~/Library/Caches/Cocoapods and remove all folders.
After finished installing SDK. You will be able to import AmityUIKit.
AmityUIKit already includes our SDK. Don’t install AmitySDK separately if you have already installed the UIKit.
From the version 3.x. please install the UIKit with the open source guideline here iOS UIKit Installation Guide
is a decentralized dependency manager that builds your dependencies and provides you with binary frameworks. To integrate the Amity Social UIKit. First, add the following to your Cartfile.
If you are using to integrate Amity Social UIKit into your Xcode project. First, open a terminal and run this command to create Podfile.
If this doesn't work, please do visit the Cocoapods repo for further resolutions.
