About

The EBVKAPI allows you to simplify dealing with the VKontakte social network by sending some requests to an API server. It's may work in two mods:

• block-based
  Supports callback blocks. Like a:

  [api_request sendRequestWithToken: token
  asynchronous: NO
  andCallbackBlock: ^(NSDictionary *server_response, NSError *error) {
  if (server_return) {
  NSLog(@"Step 1. Hello, %@ (id%@)! How you doing?",
  [[server_response objectForKey:@"response"] objectForKey:@"user_name"], token.mid);
  } else {
  print_request_error(error, [api_request methodName]);
  }
  }];

• non-block based (for Mac OS X < 10.6, iOS < 4.0)
  Uses EBVKAPIResponse class object to provide a server response.

version 0.4 2011, eric_bro eric.broska@me.com

Examples

You can take a look at the example application named ebvkapi_testapp which just show up a current user's name; In a header you'll see three #defines:

#define APP_ID        @""  
#define USER_EMAIL    @""  
#define USER_PASSWORD @""  

Here you have to set your own values. If you haven't got an application ID - don't hesitate to use my 2719681 as well.

Structure

• EBVKAPIToken
  Stores you login information for using with API-requests;
• EBVKAPIRequest Performs requests to an API server;
  Automatically parse a server response ( in JSON format only, using JSONKitby John Engelhart) to NSDictionary object;
• EBVKAPIResponse
  Simple wrapper-object for a raw server response or error code;
  (using with non-blocks based methods of EBVKAPIRequest)