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ArtikCloudSwift

Supported Version License CocoaPods Platforms

This SDK helps you connect your iOS, tvOS, watchOS, and macOS applications to ARTIK cloud services. It exposes a number of methods to easily execute REST and WebSockets calls to ARTIK cloud services.

Specifications

Connect with ARTIK cloud services and handle its response asynchronously.

DevicesAPI.get(id: "example-id").done { device in
    if device.isSharable() {
        device.share(email: "[email protected]").catch { error in
            print(error)
        }
    } else {
        device.removeFromArtik().done {
            print("We couldn't share the device, so it was removed.")
        }.catch { error in
            print(error)
        }
    }
}.catch { error in
    print(error)
}

Prerequisites

Installation

CocoaPods

CocoaPods 1.1 or higher is required.

Specify ArtikCloudSwift in your PodFile using one of the following:

source 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git'
pod 'ArtikCloudSwift'

Then run the following command:

pod install

Manual installation

Drop ArtikCloudSwift.xcodeproj into your project and add ArtikCloudSwift.framework to your application's embedded frameworks.

Getting Started

import ArtikCloudSwift

Application setup

Before you begin making requests, provide the client ID and redirect URI of your application.

ArtikCloudSwiftSettings.clientID = "my-clientid"
ArtikCloudSwiftSettings.redirectURI = "my-uri://"

To learn how to create an application on ARTIK cloud services and obtain its client ID (application ID) and redirect URI, read our documentation.

Authentication

API calls require authentication, and you must obtain a Token through any of the available authentication flows. These flows are implemented in AuthenticationAPI. This How To guide describes how to choose the best authentication flow for your use case.

Once you have obtained a Token, set it using one of the following methods:

ArtikCloudSwiftSettings.setUserToken(_ token: UserToken)
ArtikCloudSwiftSettings.setApplicationToken(_ token: ApplicationToken)
ArtikCloudSwiftSettings.setDeviceToken(_ token: DeviceToken)

Each time a token is used, its validity is verified locally (if possible). For a UserToken that has expired, the framework will attempt to refresh it with ARTIK cloud services before executing the request. This can be disabled by setting ArtikCloudSwiftSettings.attemptToRefreshToken = false.

Using multiple token types

If you plan on using multiple Token types for different requests, you can set preferredTokenForRequests to a certain Token.Type. The framework will first attempt to use this token type before falling back on other types if unavailable. For example, to prioritize the current ApplicationToken:

ArtikCloudSwiftSettings.preferredTokenForRequests = ApplicationToken.self

Handling callbacks

When using certain APIs, ARTIK cloud services will attempt a callback to your application, such as when using the Authorization Code authentication flow or upgrading a device type for Monetization. For this to work, first make sure that the redirect URI of your application (server-side), your URL scheme (client-side), and ArtikCloudSwiftSettings.redirectURI are set to the same value.

Once your application receives a callback, identify which flow it is targeting by passing the URL to ArtikCloudSwiftSettings.identifyRedirectEndpoint(_ callback: URL). Use the RedirectEndpoint value returned to determine how to process it.

// iOS Example
func application(_ application: UIApplication, open url: URL, sourceApplication: String?, annotation: Any) -> Bool {
    if let endpoint = ArtikCloudSwiftSettings.identifyRedirectEndpoint(url) {
        switch endpoint {
        case .cloudAuthorization:
            // User was authorizing a Cloud Connector
        case .monetization:
        	// User has attempted to upgrade a device
            do {
                if try MonetizationAPI.processUpgradeCallback(url) == .accepted {
                	// Device was upgraded!
                }
            } catch {
                // Unable to determine upgrade result
            }
        case .logout:
            // User has logged out
        default:
            // Default Callback, used for Authentication flows
            
            // Using Authorization Code + PKCE for example...
            AuthenticationAPI.processAuthorizationCodeCallback(url, usingPKCE: true).done { token in
                // We got a Token!
            }.catch { error -> Void in
                // Something went wrong...
            }
        }
    }
    return true
}

ArtikCloudSwiftDelegate

You can set ArtikCloudSwiftSettings.delegate to stay informed of various usage-related data. All methods are optional.

func maxPayload(_ size: UInt64)

Called every time a response is received specifying the API's maximum accepted payload size.

func rateLimit(_ rate: APIRateLimit)

Called after an API is used, informing you of the current state of your rate limit.

func organizationQuota(_ quota: APIOrganizationQuota)

Called after an API is used, informing you of your remaining organization quota.

func deviceQuota(_ quota: APIDeviceQuota)

Called after an API is used counting towards a device's quota.

func tokenRefreshed(_ token: UserToken)

Called each time the current UserToken has been refreshed. Use this method to save the newly refreshed token if needed.

WebSockets

ARTIK cloud services' WebSockets are easily accesible using their respective implementations: EventsWebsocket, LiveWebsocket, and DeviceWebsocket. Once initialized, use .connect() and .disconnect() to initiate or terminate their connections. You can also make use of their delegates to react to any of their connection events, messages, etc.
NOTE: Websocket features are not available on watchOS at this time (missing access to CFNetwork String constants).

ArtikWebsocketDelegate (implemented by all delegates below)

func websocketDidConnect(socket: ArtikWebsocket)

Called when the socket has successfuly established a connection.

func websocketDidDisconnect(socket: ArtikWebsocket, reconnecting: Bool, error: Error?)

Called when the socket has been disconnected, indicating if it was due to an error and if it is attempting to reconnect.

func websocketEncounteredError(socket: ArtikWebsocket, error: Error)

Called when an error occured while performing an operation.

EventsWebsocketDelegate

func websocketDidReceiveEvent(socket: EventsWebsocket, event: EventsWebsocket.EventType, uid: String?, aid: String?, did: String?, dtid: String?, ts: ArtikTimestamp)

Called when the socket receives an event.

LiveWebsocketDelegate

func websocketDidReceiveMessage(socket: LiveWebsocket, mid: String, data: [String:Any], sdid: String, sdtid: String?, uid: String?, ts: ArtikTimestamp)

Called when the socket receives a message.

DeviceWebsocketDelegate

func websocketDidReceiveAction(socket: DeviceWebsocket, mid: String, data: [String:Any], ddid: String)

Called when the socket receives an action for a device.

API documentation

Markup documentation is available for all API methods in their respective source files.

You can also refer to our documentation.

REST

WebSockets

More about ARTIK Cloud

If you are not familiar with ARTIK cloud services, we have extensive documentation at https://developer.artik.cloud/documentation

The full ARTIK cloud services API specification can be found at https://developer.artik.cloud/documentation/api-reference/

Check out advanced sample applications at https://developer.artik.cloud/documentation/tutorials/code-samples/

To create and manage your services and devices on ARTIK cloud services, create an account at https://developer.artik.cloud

Also see the ARTIK cloud services blog for tutorials, updates, and more: http://artik.io/blog/cloud

Licence and Copyright

Licensed under the Apache License. See LICENSE.

Copyright © 2017-2018 Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

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