ios.md

iOS implementation

RoboVm needs the native libs / frameworks to create a build.

Create a copy task into your iOS build.gradle and add the dependencies.

configurations { natives }

dependencies {
    compile "org.mapsforge:vtm-ios:[CURRENT-VERSION]"
    natives "org.mapsforge:vtm-ios:[CURRENT-VERSION]:natives"
    ...
}

// Called every time Gradle gets executed. Takes the native dependencies of
// the 'natives' configuration and extracts them to the proper build folders
// so they get packed with the IPA.
task copyNatives() {
    file("build/native/").mkdirs();
    configurations.natives.files.each { jar ->
        def outputDir = null
        if (jar.name.endsWith("natives.jar")) outputDir = file("build/native/")
        if (outputDir != null) {
            copy {
                from zipTree(jar)
                into outputDir
            }
        }
    }
}

Now you can configure your robovm.xml to implement the vtm-natives and the SVG-Framework.

<libs>
    <lib>z</lib>
    <lib>build/native/libvtm-jni.a</lib>  <!--vtm native -->
</libs>
<frameworkPaths>
    <path>build/native</path>  <!--SVGgh framework path -->
</frameworkPaths>
<frameworks>
    <framework>SVGgh</framework> <!--SVGgh framework name -->
    <framework>UIKit</framework>
    <framework>OpenGLES</framework>
    <framework>QuartzCore</framework>
    <framework>CoreGraphics</framework>
    <framework>OpenAL</framework>
    <framework>AudioToolbox</framework>
    <framework>AVFoundation</framework>
</frameworks>

Remember the implementation of a iOS framework is possible since iOS 8. So we must set the min iOS-Version at Info.plist.xml.

<dict>
    <key>MinimumOSVersion</key>
    <string>8.0</string>
    ...