| IosPlayer README |
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| Prerequisites |
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| Cocoapods |
| - Cocoapods getting started guide: |
| https://guides.cocoapods.org/using/getting-started.html |
| Xcode 6 (IosPlayer was built using Xcode 6) |
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| Setup |
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| Before doing anything else, read the contents of README.VPXExample, and follow |
| all of the instructions in the Prerequisites and Getting Started sections. Any |
| instructions referring to VPXExample.xcodeproj also apply to |
| IosPlayer.xcodeproj, but those changes should be made after the xcworkspace is |
| created by the pod command described below. |
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| From within the IosPlayer directory, before opening the project: |
| 1. (First time ever cloning the repo and opening the project) run 'pod install' |
| to fetch pod dependencies. |
| 2. (Upon pulling new source code) run 'pod update' |
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| Note: Do only one of the above steps. Doing both is not required. |
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| 3. Open the xcworkspace created by the pod command. |
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| Testing |
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| Tests can be run within Xcode via the IosPlayerTests target. |
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| A web server is required, and is expected to be reachable on localhost:8000. |
| RangeHTTPServer (the Python module) is recommended (localhost and port 8000 are |
| its defaults), but any HTTP server that supports ranged HTTP requests should be |
| adequate. |
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| To use RangeHTTPServer, run it in the testdata directory that resides in the |
| IosPlayer directory. |
| $ cd path/to/IosPlayer/testdata |
| $ python -m RangeHTTPServer |
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