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QtTwitter ========== How to use for iOS platform ========== ## Prepare Twitter SDK for iOS Unfortunately, the official instruction for installing Twitter SDK required the use of Fabric.app and a custom modification of your XCode project. This process it's not suitable for Qt applications where the Xcode project is part of the building process. A workaround is to passing via CocoaPods using a fake Xcode project: * Create a directory "CocoaPods" * Create inside this directory an Xcode project "Empty" (just autogenerate a single view iOS project with Xcode and save here) * Create a file "Podfile" with the following content: ``` xcodeproj 'Empty/Empty' pod 'Fabric', '~> 1.5.5' pod 'TwitterCore', '~> 1.12.0' pod 'TwitterKit', '~> 1.12' ``` * run "pod install"; and inside the "CocoaPods" there will be a directory "Pods" with all Frameworks necessary to use the TwitterKit. * into your .pro adding the following lines to include QTwitter: ``` FABRIC_APIKEY = yourFabricApiKey FABRIC_APISECRET = yourFabricApiSecret FABRIC_FRAMEWORKS_ROOT = /Path/to/CocoaPods/Pods include(/Path/to/repos/redberry-qt-qtwitter/qtwitter.pri) ``` * finally, add into Info.plist of your iOS app the Api keys: ``` <key>Fabric</key> <dict> <key>APIKey</key> <string>yourFabricApiKey</string> <key>Kits</key> <array> <dict> <key>KitName</key> <string>Twitter</string> <key>KitInfo</key> <dict> <key>consumerKey</key> <string>twitterConsumerKeyFromTheFabricDashboard</string> <key>consumerSecret</key> <string>twitterConsumerSecretFromTheFabricDashboard</string> </dict> </dict> </array> </dict> ``` How to use for Android platform ========== ## Prepare Twitter SDK for Android These instructions are only for gradle. * Modify your build.gradle adding the Fabric twitter repositories and plugins: ``` buildscript { repositories { jcenter() // Add repository maven { url 'https://maven.fabric.io/public' } } dependencies { classpath 'com.android.tools.build:gradle:1.0.+' // The Fabric Gradle plugin classpath 'io.fabric.tools:gradle:1.+' } } apply plugin: 'com.android.application' //Put Fabric plugin after Android plugin apply plugin: 'io.fabric' repositories { jcenter() // Add repository maven { url 'https://maven.fabric.io/public' } } ``` * Add a file 'fabric.properties' into your Android source directory and fill it with the Fabric ApiKey and Secret: ``` apiSecret=YOUR_BUILD_SECRET apiKey=YOUR_API_KEY ``` * Add the Twitter Core to the compile section of your build.gradle ``` dependencies { compile('com.twitter.sdk.android:twitter-core:1.6.0@aar') { transitive = true; } compile('com.twitter.sdk.android:tweet-composer:1.0.0@aar') { transitive = true; } } ``` How to use in Qt Quick ========== * in your main.cpp (or more appropriate point depending on the structure of your app) register the QTwitter object as Singleton (you cannot use more instances of QTwitter) with the following code: ``` #include "qtwitter.h" ... qmlRegisterSingletonType<QTwitter>("com.yourcompany.yourapp", 1, 0, "Twitter", QTwitter::qTwitterProvider); ``` * in Qt Quick 2 source, use the QTwitter with the following code: ``` import com.yourcompany.yourapp 1.0 MouseArea { onClicked: Twitter.compose() } ```
