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RoboPods

RoboPods are high-quality RoboVM code libraries and bindings for the most popular 3rd party services like social media integration, ad networks or crash reporting. Just add a RoboPod dependency to your project and you are ready-to-go!

Usage

A RoboPod comes in form of a simple JAR file published to Maven Central so you can easily integrate it with Maven or Gradle. Add a depencency to your Maven or Gradle build files, download native frameworks, define frameworks in robovm.xml and you are ready to go!

Versioning

It is recommended that you define the RoboPods version number globally in your build system, so you can refer to that when adding dependencies.

Gradle

In your project's root build.gradle file add the following at the top of the buildscript section:

buildscript {
   project.ext.robopodsVersion = "2.2.3"
}

When you add a dependency, you can refer to the variable like this:

dependencies {
   ... other dependencies ...
   compile "com.mobidevelop.robovm:robopods-facebook-ios:$robopodsVersion"
}

Maven

In your project's root pom.xml file add the following property:

<properties>
   <robopods.version>2.2.3</robopods.version>
</properties>

When you add a dependency, you can refer to the variable like this:

<dependency>
   <groupId>com.mobidevelop.robovm</groupId>
   <artifactId>robopods-facebook-ios</artifactId>
   <version>${robopods.version}</version>
</dependency>

Add native frameworks

Native frameworks can be embedded in the Robopod jars, but often need to be added manually. A robopod jar has embedded its native frameworks if in path META-INF/robovm/ios/libs/ .framework or .a files are present.

If natives are not present, you need to add them manually. Download the native frameworks, add them to the project and update robovm.xml.

Below an example if you'd like to use the Facebook SDK Share dialog.

Download the iOS SDK from https://developers.facebook.com/docs/ios/downloads

Copy the Bolts.framework, FBSDKCoreKit.framework and FBSDKShareKit.framework into ./lib (relative to robovm.xml)

Add to robovm.xml:

<frameworkPaths>
    <path>lib</path>
</frameworkPaths>


<frameworks>
    ...
    <framework>Bolts</framework>
    <framework>FBSDKCoreKit</framework>
    <framework>FBSDKShareKit</framework>
    ...
</frameworks>

Current versions

The RoboPods follow the same versioning as the core of RoboVM. To prevent compatibility issues make sure that you use the same version for the RoboPods and RoboVM.

The current stable version is:

2.2.3

If you want to use the latest and greatest of every RoboPod, use the latest snapshot version for your dependencies:

2.2.4-SNAPSHOT

List of RoboPods

This is the list of currently available RoboPods. Click them to get more information like install instructions.

AltPods

You can find additional RoboPods on Demyan Kimitsa AltPods repository.

These are some available AltPods (check repository link for the full updated list).

Creating/Updating RoboPods

Java bindings are generated semi-automatically with a Ruby script configured via a .yaml file [This tutorial] (https://dkimitsa.github.io/2017/10/19/bro-gen-tutorial/) explains how to create (and update) a RoboPod from scratch.