| TestsTested | ✗ |
| LangLanguage | SwiftSwift |
| License | MIT |
| ReleasedLast Release | Jun 2017 |
| SwiftSwift Version | 2.3 |
| SPMSupports SPM | ✗ |
Maintained by ricohapi.
This open-source library allows you to integrate Ricoh Media Storage into your Swift app.
Learn more at http://docs.ricohapi.com/
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This section shows you two different methods to install Ricoh Media Storage for Swift in your application.
See Media Storage Sample to try out a sample of Ricoh Media Storage for Swift.
$ git clone --recursive https://github.com/ricohapi/media-storage-swift.gitOpen the new media-storage-swift directory, and drag RicohAPIMStorage.xcodeproj into the Project Navigator of your project.
It should appear nested underneath your application's blue project icon. Whether it is above or below all the other Xcode groups does not matter.
Choose RicohAPIAuth scheme at the scheme menu of Xcode and run it.
Choose your application scheme and run it to load the RicohAPIMStorage module.
Install completed! See Sample Flow for a coding example.
// Import
import RicohAPIAuth
import RicohAPIMStorage
// Set your Ricoh API Client Credentials
var authClient = AuthClient(
clientId: "<your_client_id>",
clientSecret: "<your_client_secret>"
)
@IBAction func uploadButtonTapped(sender: AnyObject) {
// Set your resource owner credentials (Ricoh ID)
authClient.setResourceOwnerCreds(
userId: "<your_user_id>",
userPass: "<your_password>"
)
// Initialize a MediaStorage object with the AuthClient object
let mstorage = MediaStorage(authClient: authClient)
// Connect to the server
mstorage.connect(){result, error in
//Prepare an NSData object in your way
let mediaUrl = NSBundle.mainBundle().URLForResource("<your_media_name>", withExtension: "jpg")
let mediaData = NSData(contentsOfURL: mediaUrl!)!
// Upload
mstorage.upload(data: mediaData){result, error in
if !error.isEmpty() {
print("status code: \(error.statusCode)")
print("error message: \(error.message)")
} else {
print("media id : \(result.id)")
print("media contentType : \(result.contentType)")
print("media bytes : \(result.bytes)")
print("created at : \(result.createdAt)")
}
}
}
}var authClient = AuthClient(
clientId: "<your_client_id>",
clientSecret: "<your_client_secret>"
)
authClient.setResourceOwnerCreds(
userId: "<your_user_id>",
userPass: "<your_password>"
)var mstorage = MediaStorage(authClient: authClient)mstorage.connect(){result, error in
if error.isEmpty() {
var accessToken: String = result.accessToken
// do something
}
}let data: NSData = ...
mstorage.upload(data: data){result, error in
if error.isEmpty() {
var id: String = result.id
var contentType: String = result.contentType
var bytes: Int = result.bytes
var createdAt: String = result.createdAt
// do something
}
}mstorage.download(mediaId: "<media_id>"){result, error in
if error.isEmpty() {
var data: NSData = result.data
// do something
}
}You'll get a default list if you set nothing or an empty Dictionary object on the first parameter.
mstorage.list(){result, error in
if error.isEmpty() {
var mediaList: Array = result.mediaList
for media in mediaList {
var id: String = media.id
}
var pagingNext: String? = result.paging.next
var pagingPrevious: String? = result.paging.previous
// do something
}
}You can also use a Dictionary object for listing options as follows.
The available options are limit, after and before.
mstorage.list(["limit": 25, "after": "<media_id>"]){result, error in
// do something
}You can add another Dictionary object with filter key into the listing options to search by user metadata.
mstorage.list(["limit": 25, "after": "<media_id>",
"filter": ["meta.user.<key1>": "<value1>", "meta.user.<key2>": "<value2>"]]){result, error in
// do something
}mstorage.delete(mediaId: "<media_id>"){error in
if error.isEmpty() {
// do something
}
}mstorage.info(mediaId: "<media_id>"){result, error in
if error.isEmpty() {
var id: String = result.id
var contentType: String = result.contentType
var bytes: Int = result.bytes
var createdAt: String = result.createdAt
// do something
}
}You can define your original metadata as a 'user metadata'. Existing metadata value for the same key will be overwritten. Up to 10 user metadata can be attached to a media data.
mstorage.addMeta(mediaId: "<media_id>", userMeta: ["user.<key1>": "<value1>", "user.<key2>": "<value2>"]){error in
if error.isEmpty() {
// do something
}
}mstorage.meta(mediaId: "<media_id>"){result, error in
if error.isEmpty() {
var exif: [String: String] = result.exif
var gpano: [String: String] = result.gpano
var userMeta: [String: String] = result.userMeta
// do something
}
}mstorage.meta(mediaId: "<media_id>", fieldName: "exif"){result, error in
if error.isEmpty() {
var exif: [String: String] = result
// do something
}
}mstorage.meta(mediaId: "<media_id>", fieldName: "gpano"){result, error in
if error.isEmpty() {
var gpano: [String: String] = result
// do something
}
}mstorage.meta(mediaId: "<media_id>", fieldName: "user"){result, error in
if error.isEmpty() {
var userMeta: [String: String] = result
// do something
}
}mstorage.meta(mediaId: "<media_id>", fieldName: "user.<key>"){result, error in
if error.isEmpty() {
var value: String = result["<key>"]!
// do something
}
}mstorage.removeMeta(mediaId: "<media_id>", fieldName: "user"){error in
if error.isEmpty() {
// do something
}
}mstorage.removeMeta(mediaId: "<media_id>", fieldName: "user.<key>"){error in
if error.isEmpty() {
// do something
}
}