Swift Package Manager Setup

1. Open your project in Xcode and navigate to the project's settings.

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2. Select the Swift Packages tab and enter https://github.com/OneSignal/OneSignal-XCFramework as the package repository if you are using Xcode 12+ or https://github.com/OneSignal/OneSignal-iOS-SDK if you are on Xcode 11

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3. Select your preferred versioning method for the OneSignal SDK (up to next major version is recommended.

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4. Choose whether you want to use OneSignal as a Static Library or a Dynamic Library. (OneSignal-iOS-SDK only)

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5. Click finish and ensure that the OneSignal SDK has been added to the appropriate target.

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6. Create the OneSignal Notification Service Extension if you haven't already, and add the package to the Notification Service Extension.

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Done! Continue onto step 4 of our iOS SDK setup guide.

OneSignal Push Notification Service Documentation

OneSignal Help & Documentation

Swift Package Manager Setup

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Swift Package Manager Setup

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