bug-williams / nikhedonia Goto Github PK

Installation option 1: as a framework

1. Add Airbrake-iOS to your podfile:

use_frameworks!
pod 'Airbrake-iOS'

2. Then add import Airbrake_iOS to your app delegate.

3. To configure the notifier, just add this snippet to your app delegate at the beginning of your func application(application: UIApplication!, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: NSDictionary!) -> Bool { block:

ABNotifier.start(
  withAPIKey: "3b407d792f66fe714b500d26e57a17d9",
  projectID: "158686",
  environmentName: ABNotifierAutomaticEnvironment,
  useSSL: true
)

And that's it! To test the integration, you can send a test error with:

ABNotifier.writeTestNotice()

Installation option 2: as a static library

When you add Airbrake iOS to your Swift project, Xcode will automatically add the bridging header for ABNotifier class.

When Xcode didn't generate the bridging header for your project, for example, you installed Airbrake iOS from cocoapods, you can create a bridge file manually.

1. Add a new file to the project and choose Header File as template

2. Next, Save as [ProjectName]_Bridging_Header.h and make sure it's at the root of the project.

3. Open [ProjectName]-Bridging-Header.h and add ABNotifier, for example

#ifndef [ProjectName]_Bridging_Header
#define [ProjectName]_Bridging_Header
#import "ABNotifier.h"
#endif

4. Add [ProjectName]_Bridging_Header.h to your project build settings. In your project build settings, find Swift Compiler – Code Generation, and next to Objective-C Bridging Header add your bridging header file. Now you should be able to access ABNotifier class in your swift project.

5. To configure the notifier, just add this snippet to your app delegate at the beginning of your func application(application: UIApplication!, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: NSDictionary!) -> Bool { block:

ABNotifier.start(
  withAPIKey: "3b407d792f66fe714b500d26e57a17d9",
  projectID: "158686",
  environmentName: ABNotifierAutomaticEnvironment,
  useSSL: true
)

And that's it! To test the integration, you can send a test error with:

ABNotifier.writeTestNotice()

Read our official GitHub repo for more information on how to tweak the notifier for your application.