Complete support for Swift Package Repository

Merge pull request #29 from XYOracleNetwork/develop

add full support for swift packages

Swift Package Workflow Added

Merge pull request #20 from XYOracleNetwork/develop

Develop - github actions and additional code clean up

Bug fix

Merge pull request #16 from XYOracleNetwork/develop

Develop

Update heuristics

You can also set a string payload data on any node that gets passed in a bound witness

    class SomeViewController: UIViewController, BoundWitnessDelegate {
        ...
        if var bleClient = (xyoNode?.networks["ble"] as? XyoBleNetwork)?.client {
          bleClient.pollingInterval = 10
          bleClient.stringHeuristic = "Hi I'm Client"
        }
        
        if var bleServer = (xyoNode?.networks["ble"] as? XyoBleNetwork)?.server {
          bleServer.stringHeuristic = "Yo I'm Server"
        }
    }

RSSI values and time values are now passed by default client and server nodes

Resolvers and polling interval

Exposed Polling interval on BLE client to specify the minimum wait duration after a bound witness to attempt another one. When connecting to devices like the sentinel X, this should be larger than 30 seconds.

Also added new resolver extensions on XyoBoundWitness to more easily pull payload data from the bound witness.

First stable release for hackathon usage and building apps.

XYO is releasing a newly refreshed Swift sdk that makes it as easy as possible to get started on the XYO protocol.

After adding the pod:

pod 'sdk-xyo-swift'

Import the sdk in your controller to control the node:

import sdk_xyo_swift

You can make any iOS device a node with the XyoNodeBuilder:

let builder = XyoNodeBuilder()
do {
  xyoNode = try builder.build()
}
catch {
  print("Caught Error Building Xyo Node\(error)")
}

Make that node scan for devices to start bound witnessing and passing secure data over bluetooth or tcpip.

let ble = xyoNode?.networks["ble"] as? XyoBleNetwork
if isClient {
  ble?.client?.scan = on
} else {
  ble?.server?.listen = on
}

Check out the example project and head on over to https://developers.xyo.network to view our extensive developer docs!