Creating the iOS project
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Add an iOS App (Xamarin) project called MvvmCrossDemo.Forms.iOS
into the solution, like this:
Note that do not use iOS XAML App (Xamarin.Forms) template. Use the Blank App template and select it for iPhone:
Then install the Xamarin.Forms
package to the project through the NuGet Package Manager:
Or install it by the command below in the NuGet Manager Console:
Install the MvvmCross.Forms
package in the NuGet Package Manager:
Or you can install it by the command below in the NuGet Manager Console:
Because we use Newtonsoft.Json
and AutoMapper
in the MvvmCrossDemo.Core
project, so do not forget to install them from the NuGet Package Manager or your NuGet Manager Console.
Like the Android project, add the reference to the MvvmCrossDemo.Core
project and the MvvmCrossDemo.Forms.UI
project. Update the default namespace of the MvvmCrossDemo.Forms.iOS
project to MvvmCrossDemo.Forms.iOS
instead of Blank
, like this:
Open the AppDelegate.cs
file and update the class to inherit from MvxFormsApplicationDelegate<MvxFormsIosSetup<Core.App, UI.App>, Core.App, UI.App>
instead of UIApplicationDelegate
. Then delete all the pre-populated methods in the AppDelegate
class, as shown below:
You can find the sample code of it here: https://github.com/MvvmCross/MvvmCross/blob/develop/ContentFiles/Forms/iOSContent/AppDelegate.cs.pp.
That is it! All the Views of the iOS project are handled by the MvvmCrossDemo.Forms.UI
project so we can reuse a lot of codes between these projects.