Getting started

• Declare an URL scheme for your app, preferably just for importing files. Use an unique URL scheme, it’s very important! Don’t use URL schemes like pisth-import, try to include the name of your app, for example: myApp-pisth-import.
• Include the Pisth_API framework and Pisth_Shared: Drag the Pisth API and Pisth Shared projects to your workspace and add them to your app’s embedded binary.
• Add this to your info.plist:

 <key>LSApplicationQueriesSchemes</key>
 <array>
 <string>pisthapt</string>
 <string>pisth-import</string>
 </array>

Opening Pisth APT connection

• Configure the PisthAPT instance:

let pisthAPT = PisthAPT(urlScheme: URL(string: "pisth-api://")! /* This app's URL Scheme */)

• Setup the connection:

let connection = RemoteConnection(host: "coldg.ddns.net", username: "pisthtest", password: "pisth", name: "Pisth Test", path: "~", port: 22, useSFTP: false, os: "Raspbian")

• Now, open the connection calling pisthAPT.open(connection: connection) and check if Pisth APT is installed with pisthAPT.canOpen.

Importing files from Pisth

• Configure the Pisth instance:

let pisth = Pisth(message: nil /* Default message */, urlScheme: URL(string: "pisth-api://")! /* This app URL scheme */)

• Handle data received in your App delegate:

import Pisth_API

@UIApplicationMain
class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate {

    func application(_ app: UIApplication, open url: URL, options: [UIApplicationOpenURLOptionsKey : Any] = [:]) -> Bool {

        // Getting data received
        pisth.receivedFile?.data

        // Getting received file name
        pisth.receivedFile?.filename

    }
}

• Now, start importing file calling pisth.importFile(). Check if Pisth is installed with pisth.canOpen.