We are moving to Dronecode SDK, for iOS please checkout Dronecode-SDK-Swift.
This repository contains the iOS wrappers for the Yuneec SDK written in Objective-C/Objective-C++.
To use the Yuneec SDK in your iOS application, you can pull in this framework using Carthage.
To install carthage, it's easiest to use Homebrew:
brew install carthage
Then to add the framework, create the file Cartfile in your app's repository with below's content:
# Require the iOS framework of the Yuneec SDK
github "YUNEEC/Yuneec-SDK-iOS" >= 0.10.1
Then, to pull in the library and build it, run Carthage in your app's repository:
carthage update
This command also needs to be re-run if you want to udpate the framework.
Open the project in XCode and do the following:
- Open Project Settings -> General
- Find Embedded Binaries and press +
- Click Other, go one folder up, and select
Carthage/Build/iOS/Yuneec_SDK_iOS.framework. - Do "Product Clean" and "Product Build"
While developing, you might need a developer version of the iOS wrappers. They can be accessed by using a branch in the Cartfile:
github "YUNEEC/Yuneec-SDK-iOS" "branch-name"
To build, do:
xcodebuild
This will call ./download-dronecore.sh to pull the DroneCore-iOS-vX.Y.Z-Release.zip file from s3 using curl, unzip it. Then it will compile the Objective-C wrappers.
To clean up and force the script to download the zip file again, you can use:
xcodebuild clean
rm *.zip
Or to remove any unstaged files in the directory: git clean -dfx. Attention, check using --dry-run first what you're about to remove.
Autogenerated API docs can be found locally in the docs directory or on the Yuneec Developer Portal.
To generate the docs, jazzy is used.
To install it, do:
sudo gem install jazzy
To update the docs:
jazzy --objc --umbrella-header Yuneec_SDK_iOS/Yuneec_SDK_iOS.h --theme docs/yuneec
The source code in this repository which is just a wrapper around the Yuneec-SDK (C++ library) is published under the BSD 3-Clause license.