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Share via iMessage in Your App in 4 Steps - Swift 5

Michael Miles

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Mobile developmentiOS and SwiftUISwift

Michael Miles demonstrates how to integrate iMessage sharing into an iOS app using the MessageUI framework in Swift.

By the end of this video, you'll know how to share an object and text from your own app via iMessage! For this we will use MFMessageComposeViewController. This is useful if you'd like to share exclusively to iMessage and want to customize the message/attachments. Steps: 1) Import MessageUI & add MFMessageComposeDelegate 2) Create IBAction to send message 3) Fill out message data (text, attachments) 4) Complete didFinishWith method Completed project: github.com/mgm720/iMessage-Sharing Twitter: twitter.com/MilesOfTweets Instagram: instagram.com/michaelmilestv/ Swift Life Podcast: anchor.fm/michael-miles04

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