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CGConnection

Simple server/client to send data between Mac and iOS through the network

To Use

Put CGConnection.h and CGConnection.m in your Xcode project and import the header

Make a connection like so:

CGConnection *connection = [CGConnection connectionWithServiceType:@"test"];
connection.delegate = self;
[connection startConnection];

Starting the connection makes the device visible to other devices searching for the same connection type. It also searches for other devices advertising.

To get a list of all the available devices, just access connection.services on the connection To connect to a device (service), simply go [connection makeConnectionToService:service];

Data can be sent with [connection sendData:data] It can be received through the delegate method - (void)connection:(CGConnection*)connection receivedData:(NSData*)data

If you were to update a tableview with a list of available peers, everytime the client finds an advertising device, the delegate method - (void)connectionBrowserFoundNewService:(CGConnection*)connection is called

Take a look at the example project to see it in use.