rokt-webview-sdk-ios

The RoktWebView SDK for iOS is a custom WebView that opens Rokt links in an external browser instead of in the same WebView.

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Usage

The below instructions assume that you are replacing the WKWebView for iOS with the Rokt WebView. The overall process is very simple to complete and the exact approach will depend on whether the WebView is initialised programmatically or not.

Step 1: Add the Rokt WebView SDK pod to the pod file

Add the Rokt WebView SDK pod to the pod file

use_frameworks!
pod 'RoktWebViewSDK'

Step 2: Add the Rokt WebView SDK to your layout

In storyboard, replace WKWebView with RoktWKWebView Custom Class.

Alternatively, the Rokt WebView SDK can be added programmatically in your code. For example:

Swift

import RoktWebViewSDK
...
var roktWKWebView = RoktWKWebView(frame: self.view.frame)

Objective-C

#import <RoktWebViewSDK/RoktWebViewSDK-Swift.h>
...
RoktWKWebView *roktWKWebView = [[RoktWKWebView alloc] initWithFrame:self.view.frame];

Step 3: Load a web page

To load a web page in the RoktWKWebView, use load() for Swift or loadRequest() for Objective-C.

Swift

roktWKWebView.load(URLRequest(url: URL(string: "https://www.rokt.com")!))

Objective-C

NSURL *nsurl=[NSURL URLWithString:@"https://www.rokt.com"];
NSURLRequest *nsrequest=[NSURLRequest requestWithURL:nsurl];
[roktWKWebView loadRequest:nsrequest];

Testing locally

1. Download the source code locally
2. Run the RoktWebViewSDK.xcworkspace project in Example

Releasing

1. Open RoktWebViewSDK.podspec and update s.version to the new release version
2. Raise a PR targetting the latest release-x.x branch
3. After the build resolves, approve the hold job. This automatically runs the publish job which pushes your changes to Cocoapods

License

Please see LICENSE