Classes
The following classes are available globally.
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Configuration to be passed when snapping. Allows you to specify behaviour of the snapping process
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Configuration for the Odds Display UI. See See https://docs.snapodds.com/docs/mobile-sdk/ios/snapodds-sport-media/customization for customization options
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Configuration for the customizing the Snap UI. See https://docs.snapodds.com/docs/mobile-sdk/ios/snapodds-operator/customization or https://docs.snapodds.com/docs/mobile-sdk/ios/snapodds-sport-media/customization for customization options
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Configuration for colors in Snapscreen provided UI. See https://docs.snapodds.com/docs/mobile-sdk/ios/snapodds-operator/customization or https://docs.snapodds.com/docs/mobile-sdk/ios/snapodds-sport-media/customization for customization options
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Configuration for fonts in Snapscreen provided UI. See https://docs.snapodds.com/docs/mobile-sdk/ios/snapodds-operator/customization or https://docs.snapodds.com/docs/mobile-sdk/ios/snapodds-sport-media/customization for customization options
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Result for a sport event snap
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Represents a fingerprinting result of a captured image - intented to be used only by Snapscreen internally
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Represents a quadrangle on the screen that contains a search result - intented to be used only by Snapscreen internally
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Snapscreen offers the entry point for configuring the SDK
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OddsResultsViewController offers the game odds presentation UI including all the loading and grouping logic to your application. Instantiate directly by passing the desired sport event and optional tv channel.
All UI customization can be done via Snapscreen.instance?.oddsUIConfiguration
It is recommended to present the OddsResultsViewController modally in a UINavigationController.
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SnapViewController offers the snapping UI including all the logic to your application. Instantiate via one of the provided class methods depending on the desired operation mode.
It is recommended to present the SnapViewController modally in a UINavigationController. Note: Please note that you need to explicitly add a navigation item for dismissing the ViewController.
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