The first step in getting up and running with Nami in your App is to add it to your project. In this guide you'll find instructions for adding the Nami SDK to your project in

Apple

We support several options to get your project up and running with Nami in the Apple ecosystem. Also, check out our Github Repository.

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Apple Requirements
The Nami Apple SDK supports

iOS 13+

iPadOS 13+

Xcode 12+

SPM using Xcode

In the Xcode menu select File > Swift Packages > Add Package Dependency.
Enter the URL https://github.com/namiml/NamiSDK-SwiftPackageManager into the box just below Choose Package Manager and press the Next button.
Select branch and enter 3.0.0

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The current Swift Package Manager version is 3.0.0.

Verify the SPM package is loaded by looking at the project Navigator

CocoaPods

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Alpha releases of the Nami SDK are not available on Cocoapods. Please use Swift Package Manager or manually add the framework to your project if you'd like to have early access to our latest features.

Manual Setup

Start by downloading the Nami framework from GitHub.
Copy Nami.xcframework to your local project directory.
Navigate to your application's Project settings page in Xcode select the General tab, and then scroll down until you find the Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content section.

Drag and drop the Nami.xcframework from the finder into the Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content section.

When this step is complete, your Xcode should look like this:

Now you are all set to start building for both the simulator and your devices with the Nami SDK in Xcode 11.

Android

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Instructions for adding up Android 3.0.0 SDK coming soon. Contact support to learn more.

React Native

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Instructions for adding the React Native 3.0.0 Bridge coming soon. Contact support to learn more.