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Shoot'nShare

You want to shoot cool photos and share them with friends using Google Drive or Facebook account? With Shoot'nShare you can take picture, browse your camera roll, pick a picture and share it! Picture get uploaded to your GoogleDrive or Facebook wall. You can also run this demo with its associated Keycloak backend and upload photo to your own social network.

Supported platforms: iOS9, iOS10, iOS11.

Run it in Xcode

The project uses CocoaPods or handling its dependencies. As a pre-requisite, install CocoaPods and then install the pod. On the root directory of the project run:

pod install

and then double click on the generated .xcworkspace to open in Xcode.

For the complete instructions about how to setup Google, Facebook or Keycloak credentials, visit our OAuth2 documentation guide

UI Flow

When you start the application you can take picture or select one from your camera roll.

Once an image is selected, you can share it. Doing so, you trigger the OAuth2 authorization process. Once successfully authorized, your image will be uploaded.

NOTES: Because this app uses your camera, you should run it on actual device. Running on simulator won't allow camera shoot.

AeroGear OAuth2

    func shareWithGoogleDrive() {
        println("Perform photo upload with Google")

        let googleConfig = GoogleConfig(                              // [1]
            clientId: "873670803862-g6pjsgt64gvp7r25edgf4154e8sld5nq.apps.googleusercontent.com",
            scopes:["https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive"])
        //googleConfig.isWebView = true                               // [2]
        let gdModule = AccountManager.addGoogleAccount(config: googleConfig)  // [3]
        self.http.authzModule = gdModule                                   // [4]
        self.performUpload("https://www.googleapis.com/upload/drive/v2/files", parameters: self.extractImageAsMultipartParams())
    }

In [1] initialize config. The default config uses an external browser approach when launching the authorization request (ie: Safari opens to prompt you for your credentials). If you prefer to use an embedded webview, uncomment line [2].

You can use AccountManager to create an OAuth2Module in [3]

Inject the oauth2 module to self.http [4], then all headers will be added for you when self.performUpload do the http.request with method: .post