The ObjectiveFlickr framework aims to simplify the work needed for creating a Flickr desktop application on Mac OS X.
ObjectiveFlickr makes use of the delegate design pattern that is widely adopted in Apple’s Cocoa Framework.
After you have created a context information object (which encapsulates API key and other information for the later use), you can make Flickr method invocations by creating OFFlickrInvocation objects.
Methods are invocated asynchronously. Which means you will use a delegate’s callbacks to receive the returned data blocks or errors.
What`s New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· The framework now builds with all major Apple SDKs: Mac OS X 10.4, 10.5, iPhone OS 2.2.x, and other beta version platforms to which I have access. It also builds on both 32-bit and 64-bit platforms.
· Ordinary request and upload request are now unified into one OFFlickrAPIRequest class
· 2.0 no longer depends on NSXMLDocument, which is not available in iPhone SDK. It now maps Flickr`s XML response into an NSDictionary using only NSXMLParser, which is available on all Apple platforms.
· Image uploading employs temp file. This allows ObjectiveFlickr to operate in memory-constrained settings.
· Error reporting now uses NSError to provide more comprehensive information, especially error code and message from Flickr.
