PartyTime 1.0.2

PartyTime 1.0.2

TestsTested
LangLanguage Obj-CObjective C
License MIT
ReleasedLast Release Dec 2014

Maintained by Peter Livesey.



PartyTime 1.0.2

  • By
  • Peter Livesey

NOTE

This library isn't really production ready yet. It's not yet very well tested and has some pretty annoying bugs. Most of these revolve around the weirdness of the multipeer framework. It's a work in progress, and hopefully will come together soon.

Installation

```pod install partytime

OR

Add PLPartyTime.h and PLPartyTime.m to your project (in the PLPartyTime folder)

How to Use

This is a light wrapper around the MultiPeer connectivity framework which quickly connects devices without having to send or receive invites. Here's the quick setup:

Each device calls:

PLPartyTime *partyTime = [[PLPartyTime alloc] initWithServiceType@"MyApp"];
partyTime.delegate = self;
[partyTime joinParty];

Each device will get a callback when anyone connects or disconnects. Note that any device which joins the party with this service type will automatically join without sending or receiving invitations.

- (void)partyTime:(PLPartyTime *)partyTime peer:(MCPeerID *)peer changedState:(MCSessionState)state currentPeers:(NSArray *)currentPeers;

Then, anytime you want to send data, you can call a method to send to all connected users (peers) or an array of select peers.

- (BOOL)sendData:(NSData *)data withMode:(MCSessionSendDataMode)mode error:(NSError **)error;
- (BOOL)sendData:(NSData *)data toPeers:(NSArray *)peerIDs withMode:(MCSessionSendDataMode)mode error:(NSError **)error;

The clients receiving data get the callback:

- (void)partyTime:(PLPartyTime *)partyTime didReceiveData:(NSData *)data fromPeer:(MCPeerID *)peerID;

And that's it. There are a few more features of this library, but I'll let you read through the documentation to find those specifically.

Licensing

This project uses appledoc to produce documentation. Thanks to them for a useful tool. I've included the license in bin/licenses.