iOS SDK is not integrating to our app

[Mohamed Said Elrais]

hello all.

We use your test example and it worked well then We try to integrate your SDK to our app but it's is not working properly so we need direct documentation to use in any app rather than your sample.

When we try to add the framework the app not compiling and many errors appear because of version framework not detected and much other stuff.

thanks

 

[Max]

Good day.
You need build app on this instruction (if you use Xcode 10 and higher).
If there are errors, post here screenshots.

 

[Mohamed Said Elrais]

I have already following this instruction,
first many errors appear in the pods fils because of swift version compatibility and after I was solved all those errors I finally faced this error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)

 

[Max]

Good day.
You must add FPWCSApi2 to Xcode:
1. In "Build Settings" - "FRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS" the path to the framework.
2. In the "General" - "Linked Frameworks and Libraries" framework FPWCSApi2

 

[Mohamed Said Elrais]

Can anyone help us remotely?

 

[Max]

Good day.
In step 10 ("Linked Frameworks and Libraries") you have been connected the "VideoToolbox.framework"?
In additional, for more information provide full console output of the build script and attach for investigation screenshots step-by-step.

 

[Mohamed Said Elrais]

Hello All

this is a link for a video recording the screen including the steps and errors.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1uKtuZmuNaux4OeaoN7U8lS9mbfrStJek

Please reply ASAP.

 

[Max]

Good day.
In your video, we did not see you doing something on the General tab (only on the Build Phases tab).
On the Genetal tab, you need to do what we previously wrote and what is indicated in the instructions.

 

[Mohamed Said Elrais]

please watch the attached screenshots

 

[Mohamed Said Elrais]

?

 

[Max]

Good day.
Please send source code of your project to support@flashphoner.com, we will try builds application in our environment.

 

[Mohamed Said Elrais]

Good day

Unfortunately, we are working on a very confidential product so we can not publish its source code, this penetrates our company's policy.

We would like if you can join us remotely using any tool like "Team Viewer" for example. We highly recommend this tool for such a critical situation.
Kindly schedule an appointment ASAP and let us know.

best regards.

 

[Max]

Hello
Current level of technical support (forum support and Simple License) does not imply any remote sessions or consultations.
Please either provide full source code or create a new minimal project example with minimal code which demonstrates the building issue. Then we will be able to check and help.

 

[Mohamed Said Elrais]

Hello
This is a link to a sample project.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JQKGqCzD6chvL1yGTVq-9eOY2B4XSajr/view?usp=sharing

You will find that we cannot import the framework and we copied a function from your example app but it did not work also and all the class not appearing to the complier.

best regards.

 

[Max]

Hello,

To import Objective-C files (the framework files) into Swift code, Objective-C bridging header file has to be used.
Path to the file should be specified in Build Settings > Swift Compiler - General > Objective-C Bridging Header (e.g., as path to Info.plist is specified).
Framework header files should be imported in the bridging header file.
Apple Docs

 

[Mohamed Said Elrais]

Hello
We tried more than 10 times with different approach and still not working so please provides us the exact header file to add.
thanks

 

[Max]

Hello, this is for the sample project you previously sent.

 

[Mohamed Said Elrais]

Hello,

these errors appears.

 

[Max]

On your screenshot, the path to Objective-C bridging header file points to a file in Downloads not to a file in the project.