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Updated README #32
Updated README #32
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This sample app is written in Swift 3.0. You will need at least Xcode 8.0 in order to run the application. | ||
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You'll see how how to set up key classes like TVIVideoClient, TVIRoom, TVIParticipant, TVILocalMedia, and TVICameraCapturer. The ViewController implements the TVIRoomDelegate, and TVIParticipantDelegate protocols in order to display remote Participant video on screen. If you are using an iOS device then video from the local camera will be displayed as well. | ||
Review the code to see how how to set up key classes like `TVIVideoClient`, `TVIRoom`, `TVIParticipant`, `TVILocalMedia`, and `TVICameraCapturer`. The ViewController implements the `TVIRoomDelegate`, and `TVIParticipantDelegate` protocols in order to display remote Participant video on screen. If you are using an iOS device then video from the local camera will be displayed as well. |
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The last sentence could be cut, since it is mentioned in step 9 above.
2) Installing the Twilio Video framework yourself, using the directions on the [Twilio Video SDK Download Page](https://www.twilio.com/docs/api/video/sdks) | ||
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You only need to do one or the other, not both! | ||
You will need to add the Twilio Video library to the project to compile and run. You can do this using the [Cocoapods](https://cocoapods.org/) dependency management system. Version 1.0 or greater is required. |
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I like that Cocoapods 1.0+ is specified. Makes sense to cut the manual instructions until those links are live. 👍
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#### Running the Video Quickstart with ngrok | |||
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Because we suggest that you run your video chat application on actual iOS device so that you can use the camera on the device, you'll need to provide an externally accessible URL for the app (the iOS simulator will be fine with localhost). The [ngrok](https://ngrok.com/) tool creates a publicly accessible URL that you can use to send HTTP/HTTPS traffic to a server running on your localhost. Use HTTPS to make web connections that retrieve a Twilio access token. | |||
Because we suggest that you run your video chat application on actual iOS device so that you can use the camera on the device, you'll need to provide an externally accessible URL for the app (the iOS simulator will be fine with localhost). [Ngrok](https://ngrok.com/) creates a publicly accessible URL that you can use to send HTTP/HTTPS traffic to a server running on your localhost. Use HTTPS to make web connections that retrieve a Twilio access token. |
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Remove double space.
👍 less a minor spacing comment. |
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