Demo app for URX and Parse integration
-Follow this guide to setting up URX turnpike-ios router end-to-end by, creating a simple Web app that deeplinks into a Turnpike-enabled iOS app.
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- Create a new app on Parse named URXShop
- Add the new Parse Application ID and REST API key to Install/install.sh (Very important that you use the REST API key here)
- Using Terminal, cd into the provided Install folder, and run "sh install.sh"
- Checkpoint: via the data browser, verify a class named "Item" is created on the Parse app. There should be 3 products in this class: T-shirt, hoodie, and mug. There should be an image associated with each product.
- Replace "YourParseApplicationID" and "YourParseClientAPIKey" in AppDelegate.m with your own Parse app credentials.
- In XCode, choose Clean from the Product menu.
- Checkpoint: run your app in the simulator; you should see the products via your app. You cannot buy yet.
- Navigate to the Settings/Web hosting tab on Parse.com (i.e.: https://parse.com/apps/urxshop/edit#hosting)
- Choose a subdomain for your web app, and enter it in the field "ParseApp Name."
- Open a terminal window and navigate to the cloudCode directory in your URXShopWorkspace. Run the command "parse deploy" to deploy your web app code to the Parse server (note: if you haven't already installed the Parse CLI, you'll have to do so first by running "curl -s https://www.parse.com/downloads/cloud_code/installer.sh | sudo /bin/bash". See: https://parse.com/docs/cloud_code_guide).
- Open the Safari web browser from your iOS Simulator, and navigate to "your-parseapp-subdomain.parseapp.com." You should see a skeleton URX Shop web app with links to "Buy a Black Shirt" and "See your Shopping Cart."
- If you have properly set up the iOS app, when you click either of these links you should see your web browser automatically open up a specific page on the iOS app.