General

Step 1

First, download the SDK and Include Batch.xcframework in your project by dragging and dropping it into the Project Navigator as shown here:

Unless you manually copied the XCframework folder into your project's directory, check Copy items if needed. Make sure the only checked target is your Application target: extensions should be unchecked.

Step 2

Be sure Batch.xcframework and libsqlite3.tbd are in the Build Phases of your application target:

Step 3

In order to avoid a link issue when building your application, add -ObjC -lz to Other Linker Flags, under Build Settings of your application target.

Step 1.

Open your Keychain application on your Mac. In the menu bar, select "Keychain Access" → "Certificate Assistant" → "Request a Certificate From a Certificate Authority…"

Then, enter your information in the required fields and select "Saved to disk". Save the "CertificateSigningRequest.certSigningRequest" file to your Desktop.

Step 2.

Head to the Apple Developer Member center, open the Identifiers section and create a new App ID (or choose an existing Explicit App ID) to configure Push Notifications.

Scroll down to the Push Notifications section, check it if needed and click configure.

Under "Production SSL Certificate", click on "Create Certificate...". The Production certificate can push both sandbox and production environments.

The next screen will ask us to upload the Certificate Signing Request (CSR), which we have created earlier.

Select "Choose File…" and locate the .certSigningRequest file on your desktop. Finally, select "Continue" and download the generated SSL certificate.

Step 1.

First, add the certificate to your Keychain by double clicking on the downloaded SSL certificate.

In Keychain Access, pick the default keychain (login on English systems) using the sidebar. Then, click on "My Certificates" and find the certificate you just added. It should be called "Apple Push Services:".

Step 2.

Make sure that the certificate is collapsed (the arrow on the left ( > ) should point to the right). Right-click on the certificate, select "Export Apple Push Services:…", and save it as a .p12 file.

You will be prompted to enter a password which will be used to protect the exported certificate.

Step 3.

Now go to Batch's dashboard → ⚙ Settings → Channel -> iOS, and upload your P12 certificate.

Step 1.

Go to Apple Developer website, then click on "Provisioning Profiles" from the iOS Apps section.

Click on the "+" button to create a new iOS Provisioning Profile or select an existing one.

Step 2.

In the Provisioning Profile creation wizard:

• Select Type: Choose "App Store".

• Configure: Choose the App ID you created before from the drop down and make sure to select your iOS Production certificate.

• Generate: Choose a name for this provisioning profile, such as "Batch Push App Profile" and select "Generate"

Then download the generated provisioning profile from the next screen by selecting the "Download" button.

Step 3.

Install the profile by double-clicking on the downloaded file.

Your new provisioning profile should appear in the Provisioning Profiles section in your Xcode settings under the "Accounts" section. Make sure that your developer certificate is installed in your Keychain.