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Before you start to configure Beagle for your iOS system, it’s important to check out if you have installed all the current versions of the following programs:
Currently, Beagle is available for integrations through Carthage and CocoaPods.
To integrate Beagle with your application through CocoaPods, you have to add the framework as a dependency of your Podfile
.
This process must be done in the following way:
pod 'Beagle'
pod 'YogaKit', :git => 'https://github.com/ZupIT/YogaKit'
To integrate Beagle with your application through Carthage, you have to add the framework as a dependency on your Cartfile
.
This process must be done in the following way:
github "ZupIT/beagle" ~> 1.0.1
After the integration, you must follow the normal process of building with Carthage on your dependencies. The expected is that you receive some .framework files.
In Beagle’s case, the mandatory files to make you application work are:
Other frameworks can be used only in more specific scenarios.
On this section, you made Beagle’s initial installation on your application!
Now, keep configuring Beagle:
👉To keep knowing Beagle and test if everything worked with the installation, go to initial configurations and create your first Hello World!
👉 If you want to go straight to practice, access our tutorial to create a project from zero.
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