TokyWoky IOS SDK

Step 1 - Install TokyWoky

Add TokyWoky SDK to your Podfile and run pod install

target :YourTargetName do
  pod 'TokyWokySdk'
end

Step 2 - Initialize TokyWoky

Get your public API key and your client ID. Import TokyWokySdk and initialize the widget by adding the following to your application delegate :

-Swift-

import TokyWokySdk

var tokyWidget = TokyWidget(apiKey: "<Your iOS API Key>", clientId: <Your client ID>)

-ObjC-

@import TokyWokySdk

 TokyWidget *tokyWidget = [[TokyWidget new] initWithApiKey:@"<Your iOS API Key>" clientId:<Your client ID>];

Step 3 - Check the authentication of your users

Check if the current user is connected and otherwise log him in using one of the 3 login functions available:

-Swift-

tokyWidget.isAuthenticated() { isLoggedIn in
  if (!isLoggedIn) {
//login is possible using tokyLoginVisitor() and tokyLoginSso(ssoString: String)
   self.tokyWidget.tokyLogin(email: "<Your user email>", pwd: "Your user password"){ 
      startTokyWoky()}      
    } else {
      startTokyWoky()
    }
  }

-ObjC-

[tokyWidget isAuthenticatedWithCompletion:^(BOOL isAuthenticated) {
        if (!isAuthenticated) {
            [tokyWidget tokyLoginVisitorWithCompletion:^() {
                [self startTokyWoky];
            }];
        } else {
            [self startTokyWoky];
        }
    }];

Once you are sure that your user is authenticated, you can get the webview and start using the widget:

-Swift-

func startTokyWoky() {
    var tokyWebView = tokyWidget.getTokyWebView()
    tokyWebView.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false
    self.view = tokyWebView
}

-ObjC-

-(void)tokyStart {
    TokyWebView *tokyWebView = [self.tokyWidget getTokyWebView];
    [tokyWebView setTranslatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints:NO];
    self.view = tokyWebView;
    }

Step 4 - Enable real-time

You can enable real-time for the best user experience. Call the function to init real-time and provide a callback for new messages. Make a call to get the number of unread messages:

-Swift-

self.tokyWidget.startSignalR() { message in
  self.tokyWidget.getUnreadChats(isSignalR: true) { nbNotifs in
    if (nbNotifs > 0) {
      // Display notifs badge
    }
  }
}

-ObjC-

[self.tokyWidget startSignalRWithCompletion:^(NSString* mess) {
        [self.tokyWidget getUnreadChatsWithIsSignalR:false completion:^(NSInteger nbNotifs) {
            // Display notifs badge
        }];
    }];

Step 5 - Handle inactivity and Logout

Make sure your user is still authenticated when your app become active again by calling the following in your application delegate:

-Swift-

func applicationWillEnterForeground(_ application: UIApplication) {
        tokyWidget.enterForeground()
    }

-ObjC-

- (void)applicationWillEnterForeground:(UIApplication *)application {
    [self.tokyWidget enterForeground];
}

You can log out an user and delete his authentication's tokens by calling:

-Swift-

tokyWidget.tokyLogout()

-ObjC-

 [self.tokyWidget tokyLogout];