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https://github.com/sygic-travel/apple-sdk
Sygic Travel SDK framework for all Darwin platforms
https://github.com/sygic-travel/apple-sdk
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Sygic Travel SDK framework for all Darwin platforms
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/sygic-travel/apple-sdk
- Owner: sygic-travel
- License: mit
- Created: 2017-02-17T14:41:56.000Z (almost 8 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2024-05-05T23:52:41.000Z (8 months ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-05-06T22:25:45.826Z (8 months ago)
- Topics: darwin, framework, ios, macos, objective-c, poi, sdk, swift, swift-playgrounds, tours, travel, travelling, tvos
- Language: Objective-C
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- Size: 772 KB
- Stars: 4
- Watchers: 7
- Forks: 1
- Open Issues: 1
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE
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README
# Sygic Travel Apple SDK
**Sygic Travel Apple SDK** (stylised for Apple platforms as _TravelKit_) is a framework suitable for embedding a rich set of _Sygic Travel_ data within your application. It gives you access to millions of Places covering the entire world.
We build it as a generic platform project available on all Apple platforms.
For further details see [Full SDK documentation](http://docs.sygictravelapi.com/apple-sdk/latest/).
## Getting the SDK
### Installing via CocoaPods
Simply add a `TravelKit` pod to your `Podfile`. Then run `pod update` to fetch the SDK automatically.
### Getting the framework from GitHub
You can grab a released compiled SDK package or its source code on [GitHub](https://github.com/sygic-travel/apple-sdk). Check out the repository or grab it from the _Releases_ section.
## Development Requirements
All development requirements are actually recommendations as it reflects the environment we use to develop and distribute the code.
- Xcode 8.0+ (recommended)
- macOS 10.12+ SDK (recommended)
- iOS 10.0+ SDK (recommended)
- tvOS 10.0+ SDK (recommended)
- _Objective-C_ or _Swift_ project
- _API key_ for your business or project
## Production Deployment
Deployment requirements determine the minimal environments compatible with the SDK when you distribute it with your project.
- OS X/macOS 10.10+ target (_macOS framework_)
- iOS 8.2+ target (_iOS framework_)
- tvOS 9.0+ target (_tvOS framework_)
## Installation
- get the framework package
- unpack and add to your project
- link it as a dynamic framework (embedded binary) in your project settings
## Configuration
Actually the only step needed is obtaining an _API key_ you use to set up the framework before you start using it. [Contact us](https://travel.sygic.com/b2b) to get one.
## Quick Usage Introduction
This quick example shows how to use the SDK to fetch a representative set of data.
Let's define a set of Places we want:
- placed in _London_
- marked as _Points of interest_
- included in the _Sightseeing_ category
- only the _Top 10_ of them
```objc
// Hold an instance
TravelKit *kit = [TravelKit sharedKit];
// Set your API key
kit.APIKey = @"";
// Create query to get Top 10 Sightseeing Places in London
TKPlacesQuery *query = [TKPlacesQuery new];
query.parentIDs = @[ @"city:1" ];
query.levels = TKPlaceLevelPOI;
query.categories = TKPlaceCategorySightseeing;
query.limit = 10;
// Perform query and print a message containing the first item
[kit placesForQuery:query completion:^(NSArray< TKPlace *> *places, NSError *error){
if (places.firstObject) NSLog(@"Let's visit %@!", places.firstObject.name);
else NSLog(@"Something went wrong :/");
}];
```
```swift
// Set your API key
TravelKit.shared.apiKey = ""
// Create query to get Top 10 Sightseeing Places in London
let query = TKPlacesQuery()
query.parentIDs = ["city:1"]
query.levels = .POI
query.categories = [.sightseeing]
query.limit = 10
// Perform query and print a message containing the first item
TravelKit.shared.places.places(for: query) { (places, error) in
if let place = places?.first { print("Let's visit \(place.name)!") }
else { print("Something went wrong :/") }
}
```
The *API key* must be provided, otherwise using any methods listed below will result in an error being returned by the completion block.
*TravelKit* is very easily testable using _Swift Playgrounds_ – a sample playground is provided together with the workspace attached.
## Basic Classes
Class | Description
:-------------------|:---------------------
**`TravelKit`** | Singleton instance for fetching data
**`TKPlace`** | Basic `Place` entity
**`TKPlacesQuery`** | Entity used when querying for `Places`
**`TKTrip`** | Primary `Trip` entity with detailed properties
**`TKTour`** | Basic `Tour` entity
**`TKToursViatorQuery`** | Entity used when querying for `Tours` from _Viator_
**`TKToursGYGQuery`** | Entity used when querying for `Tours` from _GetYourGuide_
**`TKMedium`** | Basic `Medium` entity
**`TKReference`** | External `Reference` link
## Documentation
Available on [Docs portal](http://docs.sygictravelapi.com/apple-sdk/latest/).
## License
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license. See the **LICENSE** file for details.