1.3 iOS Integration (Swift)

1. Get an API Key

• Go to Filepicker.io to register an account.
• API Keys are typically randomized and 20 characters long.

2. Add FPPicker to your Podfile

platform :ios, '8.0'

use_frameworks!

target :'MyImagesApp' do
  pod 'FPPicker', '~> 5.1.6'
end

3. Run pod install
4. Setup

• Create new file Bridge.h and add to your project
• In project settings set path to file Bridge.h in property Objective-C Bridging Header
• Add imports #import "FPPicker.h" and #import FPExternalHeaders.h to Bridge.h
• Add the following code on your app delegate and use the API Key you got after registering:

  func initalize(){
      FPConfig.sharedInstance().APIKey = "SET_FILEPICKER.IO_APIKEY_HERE";
  }

5. In Use

   • Make your controller conform to the FPPickerControllerDelegate (and optionally to the FPSaveControllerDelegate):
   • Instantiate the objects and configure them

    var picker:FPPickerController = FPPickerController();
    picker.fpdelegate = self;
   (...)
   
   var saveController:FPSaveController = FPSaveController();
   saveController.fpdelegate = self;
   (...)

   • Implement the delegate methods

   func fpPickerController(pickerController: FPPickerController!, didFinishPickingMediaWithInfo info: FPMediaInfo!) {
     // Handle accordingly
   }
   
   func fpPickerControllerDidCancel(pickerController: FPPickerController!) {
      // Handle accordingly
   }
   
   func fpSaveController(saveController: FPSaveController!, didFinishSavingMediaWithInfo info: FPMediaInfo!) {
      // Handle accordingly
   }
   
   func fpSaveControllerDidCancel(saveController: FPSaveController!) {
      // Handle accordingly
   }
   
   (...)