Example code using Bugfender in Swift iOS.

• In order to build this example you need to install CocoaPods to download the needed dependencies (libraries) for this example.
• Once you have CocoaPods installed, go to the project's root and type in Terminal: pod install
• Always open BugfenderSDK-iOS-swift-sample.xcworkspace, not the project alone, as this project needs all libraries downloaded by CocoaPods (and they're reference in the Workspace)
• For this App to do something useful, you need to:
  • create an account in BugFender
  • create an App in your account. You'll get a Key for that App.
• Go to the AppDelegate.swift file and change the line:

let yourBugFenderAppKey = "xxxxxxxxxxxxx" //TODO: insert your key here!

add here the key you got before

• you can also build / test this App using Fastlane Tools
• install Fastlane (sudo gem install fastlane)
• go to the project's directory
• run 'fastlane build|fastlane test`

$ fastlane test

Installs pods, compiles & runs all tests

$ fastlane build

Installs pods, cleans previous compilations, bumps build number, compiles for the iOS simulator

If you open this project with Xcode 8 you'll see an error stating that:

Signing for "BugfenderSDK-iOS-swift-sample" requires a development team. Select a development team in the project editor. Code signing is required for product type 'Application' in SDK 'iOS 10.0'

This means that you need to code-sign your binary if you want to run it on a real device (iPhone, iPad, etc.)

So go to the project (BugfenderSDK-iOS-swift-sample blue icon), then select both targets (application & tests), and in General tab select a Team in Signing.

If you're going to run this App in the simulator this is not needed