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iOS Quick Start

Get started with the Azeoo SDK in 5 minutes.

Prerequisites​

Step 1: Installation​

Swift Package Manager​

  1. In Xcode: File → Add Package Dependencies...
  2. Enter the package URL (see Downloads for the current link): https://bitbucket.org/azeoo/azeoo_sdk_spm
  3. Select version (e.g. 1.0.0) and add to your app target

See Installation Guide for details.

Step 2: Get your API key​

  1. Register at Azeoo Client Platform
  2. Generate an SDK token

See Getting SDK Token.

Step 3: Initialize and connect​

Use the Pigeon API: initialize the core, get the API, call initialize then connect.

import AzeooSDK

// In AppDelegate or app entry
AzeooCore.shared.initialize(enableMultipleInstances: false)
guard let engine = AzeooCore.shared.getFlutterEngine() else { return }
let api = AzeooClientApiFromEngine(engine)

api.initialize(
    apiKey: "your-api-key",
    config: configMessage,   // e.g. from PigeonConfigBridge
    theme: themeMessage,
    deepLinks: deepLinkMessage,
    safeArea: safeAreaMessage
) { result in
    switch result {
    case .success:
        // Then connect when user is authenticated
        api.connect(userId: "user-123", token: "jwt-token") { connectResult in
            switch connectResult {
            case .success(let profile): break // SDK ready
            case .failure(let error): break
            }
        }
    case .failure(let error): break
    }
}

Use PigeonConfigBridge (or your Config → message mapping) to build config/theme/deepLinks/safeArea messages from your existing Config if needed. See the iOS example for a full integration.

Step 4: Show SDK UI​

Get a view controller or view from the module and present it, or open a screen:

let sdk = AzeooSDK.shared  // or your SDK instance
let nutritionVC = sdk.modules.nutrition.getViewController()
present(nutritionVC, animated: true)

// Or open a screen
sdk.modules.nutrition.showDiary(dateTimestamp: nil)
sdk.modules.training.showWorkouts()

That's it! You should see the SDK UI when presenting the view controller or when calling the module methods.

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