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Draft pass at an updated readme, giving a bit more structure and reordering some of the information. There are a few areas that need to be fleshed out with more content, but seems like this may be a good starting foundation we can expand upon further.
| LiveKit for Swift is available as a Swift Package. | ||
| ### Requirements | ||
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| ### Swift Package Manager |
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we now support Cocoapods too, would be great to document steps here.
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Oh, nice, yeah, let's do that.
| Delegates will be called on the SDK's internal thread. | ||
| Make sure any access to the UI is within the main thread, for example by using `DispatchQueue.main.async`. | ||
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| # Memory management |
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I think these are quite useful, and I would place it further down in the details section.
Along with this, it would be good to have a section on how to keep the session running in the background (i.e. project settings, publish audio)
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Yeah, they're useful, I was thinking they could be on the wiki for the repo and perhaps linked to from the main README
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sure, that works. Just don't want to lose this. Memory management can be tricky for folks that are building real applications. If not careful, would lead to crashes/etc.
| ## iOS Usage | ||
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| LiveKit provides an UIKit based `VideoView` class that renders video tracks. Subscribed audio tracks are automatically played. | ||
| ### Something Simple with SwiftUI |
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It can be placeholder, or it can be the actual title.
| Together with LiveKit [server](https://github.com/livekit/livekit-server), you can easily add real-time video/audio/data capabilities to your iOS or macOS apps. | ||
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| Docs and guides are at [https://docs.livekit.io](https://docs.livekit.io). | ||
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Yeah, happy to use a video that you record =)
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Draft pass at an updated readme, giving a bit more structure and reordering some of the information. There are a few areas that need to be fleshed out with more content, but seems like this may be a good starting foundation we can expand upon further.