Update
If you’re using Bundler, you can simply add
gem 'pspdfkit' to your Gemfile. See more on https://github.com/tmeinlschmidt/rm-pspdfkit
As I’ve started using this famous framework, I’d like to use it in my rubymotion application. So, there’s my setup to include this fmw in rubymotion project
- extract PSPDFKit anywhere
- create directory
vendor in your RM project
- create symbolic link from your unzipped PSPDFKit to vendor/PSPDFKit.framework
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cd vendor ln -s ../../pdf/Products/PSPDFKit.embeddedframework/PSPDFKit.framework ./ cd ../resources ln -s ../../pdf/Products/PSPDFKit.embeddedframework/Resources/PSPDFKit.bundle ./ |
and modify Rakefile accordingly
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app.vendor_project('vendor/PSPDFKit.framework', :static, products: ['PSPDFKit'], headers_dir: 'Headers') app.libs << '/usr/lib/libz.1.1.3.dylib' app.frameworks += %w(MessageUI AssetsLibrary MediaPlayer PSPDFKit) |
try
rake , it should link and start simulator.
Next step
Add some PDF file into your app
resources folder.
And then you can try to modify
app/app_delegate.rb with simple example:
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class AppDelegate def application(application, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:launchOptions) documentURL = NSBundle.mainBundle.resourceURL.URLByAppendingPathComponent "DevelopersGuide.pdf" @document = PSPDFDocument.PDFDocumentWithURL documentURL pdfController = PSPDFViewController.alloc.initWithDocument @document navController = UINavigationController.alloc.initWithRootViewController pdfController @window = UIWindow.alloc.initWithFrame(UIScreen.mainScreen.bounds) @window.makeKeyAndVisible @window.rootViewController = navController end end |