iOS Adapter for EaseApp

Index

Getting Started

Endpoints

Getting Started

First, import the EaseApp Library. Second, create an EaseApp Settings object. Example:

var easeAppSettings:Settings = new Settings(appToken: "JzlaHSLCZdFDqKjYLonmyjFkhXFkYY", APIToken: "", testingEnvironment: true, username: "easeapptest")

After you've created a settings object, you can call static endpoints!

Endpoints

The Swift adapter for EaseApp supports 6 endpoints. Adapter does not support Sync, but can be connected to manually as specified here.

Endpoint	Description
Create Application	Creates an application under a user.
List Applications	Lists the applications owned by a user.
Delete Application	Deletes an application from a user.
Read Application Data	Reads data from an application at a specified application path.
Save Application Data	Saves data to an application at a specified path.
Delete Application Data	Deletes data from an application at a specified path.

Create Application creates an application under a user where data can be stored. Example:

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Endpoints.CreateApplication(settings:Settings, applicationName:String, callback: {
  response in
  print(response)
})

Where settings is a settings object that contains a user's information for authorization and applicationName is the desired applicationName.

List Applications lists a user's applications. Example:

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Endpoints.ListApplications(settings:Settings, callback: {
  response in
  print(response)
})

Where settings is a settings object.

Delete Application deletes a user's applications. Example:

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Endpoints.DeleteApplication(settings:Settings, applicationName:String, callback: {
  response in
  print(response)
})

Where settings is a settings object, and applicationName is a user's application name.

Read Application Data grabs data at from a user's application at a specific path. Example:

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Endpoints.ReadApplicationData(settings:Settings, applicationName:String, path:String, callback:{
  response in 
  print(response)
})

Where applicationName is a user's application and path is the desired path to read from. If you want the whole document, specify the path as "/".

Save Application Data. Example:

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Endpoints.SaveApplicationData(settings:Settings, applicationName:String, path:String, data:String, callback:{
  response in
  print(response)
})

Where path is the desired path to save to. If you want the whole document, specify the path as "/".

Delete Application Data deletes data from a document given a path. Example:

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DeleteApplicationData(settings:Settings, applicationName:String, path:String, callback: {
  response in
  print(response)
})

Where path is the desired path to delet from. If you want the whole document, specify the path as "/".