Version 1.3.2

This is Phunware's iOS SDK for the Core module. Visit http://maas.phunware.com/ for more details and to sign up.

Requirements

• iOS 6.0 or greater
• Xcode 6 or greater

Documentation

MaaS Core documentation is included in the Documents folder in the repository as both HTML and as a .docset. You can also find the latest documentation here: Core API iOS Reference

Installation

MaaS Core is a required dependency for all MaaS modules.

It's recommended that you add MaaSCore.framework to the 'Vendor/Phunware' directory, then add it to your Xcode project.

The following frameworks are required:

SystemConfiguration.framework
MobileCoreServices.framework
QuartzCore.framework
CoreTelephony.framework
Security.framework

The following frameworks are optional:

CoreLocation.framework

After specifying the frameworks, you will need to add a linker flag to your build target.

Alternatively, you can install MaaSCore using CocoaPods:

// Add this to your Podfile: 
pod PWCore

To do this:

1. Navigate to your build target. 
2. Navigate to the Build Settings tab. 
3. Find the Linking Section > Other Linker Flags.
4. Add "-ObjC" to Other Linker Flags.

You can now install additional MaaS modules.

Application Setup

At the top of your application delegate implementation (.m) file, add the following:

#import <MaaSCore/MaaSCore.h> 

Inside your application delegate, you will need to initialize MaaS Core in the application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: method:

- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions
{
	// These values can be found for your application in the MaaS portal (http://maas.phunware.com/clients).
    [MaaSCore setApplicationID:@"APPLICATION_ID"
    			   setAccessKey:@"ACCESS_KEY"
                  signatureKey:@"SIGNATURE_KEY"
                 encryptionKey:@"ENCRYPT_KEY"]; // Currently unused. You can place any NSString value here.
                  
    // OPTIONAL: If you want to enable logging in MaaS Core, call the following:
    [MaaSCore setLoggingLevel:MaaSLogLevel_Debug forService:[MaaSCore serviceName]];
    ...
}

iOS 13 or later must add the following key to the application's info.plist

NSBluetoothAlwaysUsageDescription. The application needs access to the bluetooth system to take hardware measurements and report status of bluetooth.

MaaS Core uses the following third-party components. All components are prefixed so you won't have to worry about namespace collisions.

Version 1.3.2

This is Phunware's iOS SDK for the Core module. Visit http://maas.phunware.com/ for more details and to sign up.

Requirements

• iOS 6.0 or greater
• Xcode 6 or greater

Documentation

MaaS Core documentation is included in the Documents folder in the repository as both HTML and as a .docset. You can also find the latest documentation here: Core API iOS Reference

Installation

MaaS Core is a required dependency for all MaaS modules.

It's recommended that you add MaaSCore.framework to the 'Vendor/Phunware' directory, then add it to your Xcode project.

The following frameworks are required:

SystemConfiguration.framework
MobileCoreServices.framework
QuartzCore.framework
CoreTelephony.framework
Security.framework

The following frameworks are optional:

CoreLocation.framework

After specifying the frameworks, you will need to add a linker flag to your build target.

Alternatively, you can install MaaSCore using CocoaPods:

// Add this to your Podfile: 
pod PWCore

To do this:

1. Navigate to your build target. 
2. Navigate to the Build Settings tab. 
3. Find the Linking Section > Other Linker Flags.
4. Add "-ObjC" to Other Linker Flags.

You can now install additional MaaS modules.

Application Setup

At the top of your application delegate implementation (.m) file, add the following:

#import <MaaSCore/MaaSCore.h> 

Inside your application delegate, you will need to initialize MaaS Core in the application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: method:

- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions
{
	// These values can be found for your application in the MaaS portal (http://maas.phunware.com/clients).
    [MaaSCore setApplicationID:@"APPLICATION_ID"
    			   setAccessKey:@"ACCESS_KEY"
                  signatureKey:@"SIGNATURE_KEY"
                 encryptionKey:@"ENCRYPT_KEY"]; // Currently unused. You can place any NSString value here.
                  
    // OPTIONAL: If you want to enable logging in MaaS Core, call the following:
    [MaaSCore setLoggingLevel:MaaSLogLevel_Debug forService:[MaaSCore serviceName]];
    ...
}

iOS 13 or later must add the following key to the application's info.plist

NSBluetoothAlwaysUsageDescription

MaaS Core uses the following third-party components. All components are prefixed so you won't have to worry about namespace collisions.