Psiphon Library for iOS enables you to easily embed Psiphon in your iOS app. You can then tunnel requests through Psiphon, ensuring that your app can't be blocked by censors.
The Psiphon Library is available as a .framework that can be easily included
in your project using these instructions.
In order to use a Psiphon library over the Psiphon network, you need to contact Psiphon to obtain connection parameters to use with your application. Please email us at info@psiphon.ca.
First step: Review the sample app, located under SampleApps.
This code is a canonical guide for integrating the Library.
Second step: Review the comments in PsiphonTunnel.h. They describe the interface and delegate requirements.
Get the latest iOS release from the project's Releases page.
Add PsiphonTunnel.framework to project (drag into project tree).
In the "General" settings for the target, set "Deployment Target" to 9.3.
In the "Build Settings" for the target, under "Build Options", set "Enable Bitcode" to "No".
In the "Build Settings" for the target, click the + at the top, then "Add User-Defined Setting". Name the new setting STRIP_BITCODE_FROM_COPIED_FILES and set it to NO.
In target Build Phases, add a "Copy Files" phase. Set "Destination" to "Frameworks". Add PsiphonTunnel.framework to the list. Ensure "Code Sign on Copy" is checked.
The following architecture targets are compiled into the Library's framework binary: armv7, arm64, and x86_64. This means that the Library can run on phones or in a simulator (on a 64-bit host system).
When run in a simulator, there may be errors shown in the device log. This does not seem to affect the execution of the app (or Library).