Download the Swift repository from: https://www.radaeepdf.com/download/category/7-swift

Create a new Swift project.

Create a new group called Radaee.

Include “include” folder and "RadaeeSwift-Bridging-Header.h” file from demo project into Radaee group using “Create groups” option.

Include “cmaps” and “fdat” folders from demo project into Radaee group using “Create folder references” option.

Copy icons from demo project Assets

The project navigator should be something like:

Replace AppDelegate.swift and ViewController.swift with same files from demo project to try the Swift module (you can replace the current one).

Add the path of "RadaeeSwift-Bridging-Header.h” to “Objective-C Bridging Header” of Build Setting tab.

Add -ObjC and -lstdc++ flags to Other Linker Flags of Build Setting tab.

In this example we use a navigation controller to present the reader, and the storyboard will look like:

The “Show Reader” button calls ShowReader method of ViewController class.

The current ViewController uses demo Premium License to run the APP, in this case you should set the same bundle id of demo project (“com.radaee.viewer”).

If you want to use your license, you should set your bundle id and edit pluginInit method in ViewController class to activate your license.

Now you can run the project and customize the ViewController code.

The reader viewcontroller must be contained into a navigation controller, this is the demo implementation

If you want to customize the reader, you can edit the RadaeeLib project (Obj-C) and use the Makefile to create a custom static library to replace the “libRDPDFLibSDK.a” file of demo project