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AmiH
AmiH

Reputation: 53

Cloudinary SDK in Swift project

Is there a way to use Obj-C SDK in a Swift file? I've tried to add cloudinary SDK to my project. I found a way to add libcloudinary.a to my project Frameworks but its not working.

UPDATE: Cloudinary have just published new SDKs written in the Swift language: https://github.com/cloudinary/cloudinary_ios (Swift 3 and Swift 2.3 on separate brunches)

Upvotes: 4

Views: 3305

Answers (4)

Boguste Hameyie
Boguste Hameyie

Reputation: 81

Yes, you can.

First, you will need to get your xcode project setup as per their instructions found here. You will then need to create a bridging header file as defined in the Swift docs.

example

#ifndef Fun_Bridging_Header_h
#define Fun_Bridging_Header_h

#import "Cloudinary.h"

#endif

Unfortunately their objective-c API is not fully interoperable with Swift, namely their upload API (CLUploader).

What I've had to do to make it work was to create a factory class in objective-c for it

The interface (CloudinaryFactory.h)

#ifndef Fun_Wrappy_h
#define Fun_Wrappy_h
#import "Cloudinary.h"

@interface CloudinaryFactory : NSObject  
+ (CLUploader*)create:(CLCloudinary*)cloudinary delegate:(id <CLUploaderDelegate> )delegate;
@end

#endif

The implementation (CloudinaryFactory.m):

#import "CloudinaryFactory.h"

@implementation CloudinaryFactory  

+ (CLUploader*)create:(CLCloudinary*)cloudinary delegate:(id <CLUploaderDelegate> )delegate
{
    return [[CLUploader alloc] init:cloudinary delegate:delegate];
}

@end

And the updated bridging file

#ifndef Fun_Bridging_Header_h
#define Fun_Bridging_Header_h

#import "CloudinaryFactory.h"

#endif

Now, to use it:

 var image:UIImage? //todo: i'm assuming you would set this somewhere
 @IBAction func uploadGarment(sender: AnyObject) {
    let clouder = CLCloudinary(url: "cloudinary://your:cloudinary@url")

    let forUpload = UIImagePNGRepresentation(image) as NSData
    let uploader = CloudinaryFactory.create(clouder, delegate: self)

    uploader.upload(forUpload, options: ["public_id":"testo"])   

}

I hope it helps! for more, here's the related blog post

Upvotes: 5

pradeepchauhan_pc
pradeepchauhan_pc

Reputation: 384

Create Bridging Header File in your project. After that import .h file into bridging-header file.

See here : 1 step: xyz-Bridging-header.h

Import Cloudinary.h file into Bridging-header file

#import "Cloudinary.h"

2 Step : ViewController.swift

Class viewController : UIViewController {
      cloudinary: CLCloudinary = CLCloudinary()
      override func viewDidLoad() {
            super.viewDidLoad()
            // Cloudinary Setup
            cloudinary.config().setValue("xxxxxxxx", forKey: "cloud_name")
            cloudinary.config().setValue("xxxxxxxx", forKey: "api_key")
            cloudinary.config().setValue("xxxxxxxx", forKey: "api_secret")
      }
}

Your Cloudinary setup is done. now you can able to use.

Upvotes: 1

abinop
abinop

Reputation: 3183

These are working for me:

  1. Create or append to the Podfile file: pod "Cloudinary"
  2. Run pod install and then open the workspace file, not the project.
  3. Add an Obj-C file to your project (http://cl.ly/image/272V1Z2Q3g0e) and when asked say yes to adding an Objective-C bridging header
  4. In this file add #import "Cloudinary/Cloudinary.h"

  5. You may now use the Cloudinary API. Here is some code to upload:

    let cloudinary_url = "cloudinary://API_KEY:API_SECRET@CLOUD_NAME"
var uploader:CLUploader = CLUploader(cloudinary, delegate: self)
uploader.upload(UIImageJPEGRepresentation(new_image, 0.8), options: ["format":"jpg"], withCompletion: { ([NSObject : AnyObject]!, errorResult:String!, code:Int, context:AnyObject!) -> Void in

}, andProgress: { (p1:Int, p2:Int, p3:Int, p4:AnyObject!) -> Void in

})

Upvotes: 6

Itay Taragano
Itay Taragano

Reputation: 1931

You can have a look at the iOS sample code here: https://github.com/cloudinary/cloudinary_ios#upload.

In addition, here's a code reference: https://github.com/cloudinary/cloudinary_ios/blob/master/CloudinaryTests/UploaderTests.m

Also, you can use Cloudinary's unsigned upload. Here's some more information including an iOS example: http://cloudinary.com/blog/direct_upload_made_easy_from_browser_or_mobile_app_to_the_cloud#api_example_2

Upvotes: 1

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