Tweet{Me} is a fun social network that allows people to send a short message visible by all the community. It is powered by Rooftop and is very easy to setup.
Getting started with Tweet{Me} is very easy and necessitates only a few simple steps:
To run this demo, you will need a Facebook application and an account with OneSignal
- Clone the repository in a local directory
- In the root of the project, run
pod install- Open the workspace and go to the target TweetMe
- Enter your bundle id (or leave as is, but it must match the bundle id you used in the Facebook app)
- Select a team to sign the app
- Enter the Facebook app id in
Info.plist - Enter the Facebook URL scheme in
Info.plist
- Login to the Rooftop Console and create a new App called Tweet{Me}
- In settings, enable
Facebook authenticationand enter the Facebook app id - In settings, enter the User Auth Key from your OneSignal account and enable the service
- Note your
Application IdandCognito Pool Id
- Open the
AppDelegate.mfile in xCode - Fill in the
Application Idand theCognito Pool Idvalues for the configuration
Fill free to Login, logout, and message everybody! But wait, what is this error you get when you tap on a row?
This is the application trying to invoke a RAPID (Rooftop API Definition) function. Since no function has been defined yet, it's letting you know that there is a problem.
Let's add a RAPID from the console.
- In the console, select the
{R}Codetab on the left - Click on the
RAPIDsection to expand it - Click on the
+ Addbutton - Name the definition
message - Enter the following code:
module.exports = function(input) {
return `Your serverless backend
in the cloud.
You own it, we manage it!`;
}- Click the
Savebutton - Click the
Deploybutton in the side bar
That's it!
Now, when you tap a row you get a message from your serverless backend in the cloud.
We will update this section very soon to include push notifications.