STOMP Objective-C Client for iOS
StompKit is a rewrite of objc-stomp to create a modern event-driven Objective-C library using ARC, Grand Central Dispatch and blocks.
This library uses the Grand Central Dispatch version of CocoaAsyncSocket.
Add GCDAsynSocket.{h,m} and StompKit.{h,m} to your project.
On your Podfile add this project:
...
pod 'StompKit', :git => 'https://github.com/mobile-web-messaging/StompKit.git'
...
For the first time, run pod install, if you are updating the project invoke pod update.
Import the StompKit.h header file
#import "StompKit.h"Send a message:
// create the client
STOMPClient *client = [[STOMPClient alloc] initWithHost:@"localhost"
port:61613];
// connect to the broker
[client connectWithLogin:@"mylogin"
passcode:@"mypassword"
completionHandler:^(STOMPFrame *_, NSError *error) {
if (err) {
NSLog(@"%@", error);
return;
}
// send a message
[client sendTo:@"/queue/myqueue" body:@"Hello, iOS!"];
// and disconnect
[client disconnect];
}];Subscribe to receive message:
// create the client
STOMPClient *client = [[STOMPClient alloc] initWithHost:@"localhost"
port:61613];
// connect to the broker
[client connectWithLogin:@"mylogin"
passcode:@"mypassword"
completionHandler:^(STOMPFrame *_, NSError *error) {
if (err) {
NSLog(@"%@", error);
return;
}
// subscribe to the destination
[client subscribeTo:@"/queue/myqueue"
headers:@{@"selector": @"color = 'red'"}
messageHandler:^(STOMPMessage *message) {
// callback when the client receive a message
// for the /queue/myqueue destination
NSLog(@"got message %@", message.body); // => "Hello, iOS"
}];
}];