Minimalistic app to discover Pryv lib-swift and bridge-ios-healthkit usage
You will get:
- MainViewController a simple view to sign in using a customizable service info
- AuthViewController a web view to sign in and give permissions to the app from a Pryv account
- ConnectionListTableViewController a table view to show the last 20 events and to create new ones for a single connection
- ConnectionMapViewController a map view to show the position events for a single connection
If authorized, the application will get the updates from HealthKit for date of birth, wheelchair use, body mass, height, body mass index, active energy burned and workout. These updates will trigger the creation of a new event in Pryv.io backend with the content of the sample received from HealthKit.
The application will also create a HealthKit sample for body mass upon the creation of a simple event with stream id bodyMass in the application.
These app views correspond to each of the view controllers described above: MainViewController, AuthViewController, ConnectionListTableViewController and ConnectionMapViewController respectively.
A video tutorial explains you how to get started with the app and navigates through its basic features (create a simple event, track your position). You can also connect your Pryv.io account to HealthKit using our Apple HealthKit Bridge following the step-by-step video tutorial here.
| Service info | Authentication and authorization | Connection list | Connection map |
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- install cocoa pods cocoapods.org
From
Projectfolder - run
pod install - if needed run
pod update - open Example.xcworkspace (not Example.xcodeproj)
Pryv provides this software for educational and demonstration purposes with no support or warranty.
Revised BSD license