nst/iOS-Runtime-Headers

How to use Private APIs

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GasperC commented

I just can't figure out how to use these private APIs in my project. Could someone put together a decent tutorial so newbies on this field could get started?

It would be greatly appreciated, since i had no luck with googling and stackoverflow.

Thanks

aelam commented

Just import the headers in your project, then you can use the private API
BUT your app will be rejected if you do so

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I just can't figure out how to use these private APIs in my project. Could someone put together a decent tutorial so newbies on this field could get started?

It would be greatly appreciated, since i had no luck with googling and stackoverflow.

Thanks

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rathahin commented

For researching purpose, I read this article http://ciechanowski.me/blog/2014/05/14/mesh-transforms/

I don't know how to make it work. any help plz!

Roxasora commented

Is anybody could help this issue??
How to use these headers? Should i just put them all in my project or put them in framework??
How??
What exact steps do I need to do??
Thanks!

kun-yu-tsai commented

A very helpful video can be found here. Below video teach us how to use "Framework" in private API.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLX7b_KZIvg

Btw, does anyone know if I wanna implement the PROTOCOL inside "protocol folder", how can I make it? I can't find the path of those protocol in my Xcode.

Thanks in advance.

tahasiddiqui123 commented

is there any issue to put the app on the apple store when we used the private APIs

joshluongo commented

@tahasiddiqui123 Apple will reject the app as it is direct violation of the App Store Review Guidelines Section 2.5

There are ways around it but the tricks don't always work.