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Getting Started with iOS SafetyKuvrrKit

Introduction

Built for SoS, 911 and WalkSafe events for Safety Kuvrr App.

Run through the demo

SafetyKuvrrKit is integrated in the SafetyKuvrrExample demo. You can download the iOS demo from our open-source repository on Github.

Install the required SDKs and SafetyKuvrrKit

The source code of the demo does not involve SDKs and SafetyKuvrrKit. You can directly import them or install them using CocoaPods.

Install CocoaPods if you have not. For details, see Getting Started with CocoaPods.

If you use CocoaPods for installation, first navigate to the directory where podfile resides and run the following command in the Terminal:

pod install

Run the demo

After the required SDKs and SafetyKuvrrKit are installed, open the workspace SafetyKuvrrExample.xcworkspace on Xcode and connect to the mobile phone to run the demo.

Prerequisites

Before proceeding, ensure that your development environment meets the following requirements:

  • A device running iOS 13.0 or above.
  • SafetyKuvrrKit is integrated to provide basic functions like login, SoS, 911, and WalkSafe.
  • An SafetKuvrr app is created.

Integrate SafetyKuvrrKit

Follow these steps to integrate SafetyKuvrrKit:

  1. The user calls the API to initialize SafetyKuvrrKit.
  2. The caller calls the API to get device details.
  3. The caller calls the API to initiate 911.

Import SafetyKuvrrKit

SafetyKuvrrKit depends on the Alamofire, INTULocationManager, DeviceGuru, and PermissionKit libraries. Therefore, you also need to import these libraries to the project, for example by using CocoaPods.

As SafetyKuvrrKit is a dynamic library, you must add use_frameworks! to podfile.

SafetyKuvrrKit can be imported manually or using CocoaPods.

Import SafetyKuvrrKit by using CocoaPods

In the Terminal, navigate to the root directory of the project and run the pod init command to generate the Podfile file in the project folder.

Open the Podfile file and modify the file content as follows. Remember to replace AppName with your own app name.

use_frameworks!
target 'AppName' do
    pod 'SafetyKuvrrKit'
end

In the Terminal, run the pod update command to update the version of the local SafetyKuvrrKit.

Run the pod install command to install SafetyKuvrrKit. If the installation succeeds, the message Pod installation complete! is displayed in the Terminal. Then the xcworkspace file is generated in the project folder.

Import SafetyKuvrrKit manually

  1. Copy SafetyKuvrrKit.framework downloaded when you run through the demo, to the project folder.
  2. On Xcode, choose Project Settings > General, drag SafetyKuvrrKit.framework to the project, and set SafetyKuvrrKit.framework to Embed & Sign under Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content.

Add permissions

The app requires permissions of location. In the info.plist file, click + to add the following information:

Key Type Value
Privacy - Location Always and When in use usage description String The description, like "SafetyKuvrrKit needs to use your location."

If you hope to run SafetyKuvrrKit in the background, you also need to add the permission to get location in the background:

  1. Click + to add Required background modes to info.plist, with Type set as Array.
  2. Add the Location Updates element under Array.

Usage

If you install from CocoaPods, you have to import the module. If you used drag and drop then there is no need of import

import SafetyKuvrrKit

For login:

SafetyKuvrr.login(withEmail: "email@example.com") { response in

}, failure: { error in

})

For 911:

SafetyKuvrr.raiseEvent(isEMS: true, emsNumber: 911, success: { response in

}, failure: { error in

})

For SoS:

SafetyKuvrr.raiseEvent(isSoS: true, success: { response in

}, failure: { error in

})

Checkout Example Project!

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