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  6. Manually add the BlackBerry Dynamics SDK to your Swift project

Manually add the
BlackBerry Dynamics SDK
 to your
Swift
 project

  1. In your code, import the
    BlackBerry Dynamics Runtime
     module:
    import GD.Runtime
  2. Modify the
    AppDelegate
     class to implement the
    GDiOSDelegate
     protocol to implement a
    handleEvent
     (
    anEvent:
    ) method:
    class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate, GDiOSDelegate {
                       [...]
                       func handle(_ anEvent:GDAppEvent) {
                       [...]
                       }
                }
  3. Add a variable to your
    AppDelegate
    :
    var good: GDiOS?
  4. Add the following code to the
    didFinishLaunchingWithOptions
     function:
    self.good = GDiOS.sharedInstance() // Get BlackBerry Dynamics shared instance
    self.good!.delegate = self // Set delegate
    self.good!.authorize() // Authorize
  5. In the
    Info.plist
     file, add the entitlment ID (
    GDApplicationID
    ) and entitlement version (
    GDApplicationVersion
    ). For more information, see Using an entitlement ID and version to uniquely identify a BlackBerry Dynamics app.
  6. Define URL types with the same ID as the bundle ID and URL schemes with the required schemes described in Declaring a URL type to support BlackBerry Dynamics features.
  7. Build your project.