Welcome to SDK Documentation
Welcome to the SDK documentation! This guide will help you get started with using our SDK and provide links to key classes and functionalities.
Getting Started
To get started, please refer to the following key classes:
Communication:
Mgmt:
LabelMaker:
Overview
Our SDK provides a comprehensive set of tools to help you integrate our functionalities into your application. Please read our sample code, you will find a brief overview of the most important classes and how the SDK work.
- TestCommSDK: The sample code about how to connect to printers via TCP.
- TestMgmtCommSDk: The sample code about how to read the JSON message about printer config.
- TestPrinterMonitor: The sample code about how to read the JSON message about printer information.
- TestRfidMonitor: The sample code about how to keep receiving RFID message from printer.
- TestOdvMonitor: The sample code about how to keep receiving ODV message from printer.
- TestLabelMaker: The sample code about hoe to build the label, include TSPL and PGL.
We hope this documentation helps you get up and running quickly. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please refer to the detailed guides or contact our support team.
Importing SDK Into Xcode
- Download the SDK framework to a local directory on your PC.
- Create an Xcode Project and choose MacOS.
- Add the import statement for the library at the top of your Objective-C code files.
Objective-C:
@import UniPRT;
- Once the project is created, add the framework to the Xcode project:
- Open your Xcode project.
- In the project navigator, select the project file.
- In the project’s General tab, find the “Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content” section.
- Click the “+” button, select “Add Other...”, and then navigate to the local directory where your framework file is located.
- Confirm the SDK is Added to the Project, ensure the required framework is listed.
Support
For any issues or further assistance, please contact our Support Team.
Happy coding!
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