Xcode

App Name and Bundle ID

Archive App for App Store Publishing

Info.plist - Privacy Alert text

Reskin the UI design of the app

Terms of Use and Privacy Policy

"mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]

Delete a User's account upon request

Reported content or Users

The Configurations.swift file

App name

    let APP_NAME = "pure"

Parse Server Keys

    let PARSE_APP_ID =     "K7SCPO9S6zywk3DMoEskABkJCOOWNkwx6Lfew2hy"
    let PARSE_CLIENT_KEY = "kC36ZLG7UWs31cPpLUN3M8RkS6K6BK544MFYm3hD"

AdMob Ads

 let ADMOB_INTERSTITIAL_UNIT_ID = "ca-app-pub-3940256099942544/1033173712"

Custom Colors

    let MAIN_COLOR = UIColor(red: 122/255, green: 185/255, blue: 205/255, alpha: 1.0)
    let PURPLE = UIColor(red: 244/255, green: 80/255, blue: 234/255, alpha: 1)

Custom fonts

Support email address

    let String SUPPORT_EMAIL_ADDRESS = "[email protected]";

Utility Extensions

Parse Dashboard Classes and column names

1. Unless you already have an account on back4app.com, create one - it's FREE!
2. Enter My Apps and click on Build new app:
   
   
3. Type your App name and click CREATE:
   
   
4. Wait for the website to create your app - it'll take just a few seconds - then you'll be redirected to the Dashboard (the database interface, which looks like an Excel file):
   
   You'll see it empty, but don't worry, it'll get data while you'll start using your template.
   
   
5. Click on Server Settings from the left side menu:
   
   
6. Click on SETTINGS in the Core Settings box:
   
   
7. In the following page, you'll have to copy the App Id and Client Key, and replace the strings into Configurations.swift - as mentioned already in the Quick Start section of this guide:
   
   

       let PARSE_APP_ID = "K7SCPO9S6zywk3DMoEskABkJCOOWNkwx6Lfew2hy"
       let PARSE_CLIENT_KEY = "kC36ZLG7UWs31cPpLUN3M8RkS6K6BK544MFYm3hD"
   

   
   
   
8. Click the BACK button on the bottom of the page to go back to your App Dashboard, then click SETTINGS in the Cloud Code box:
   
   
9. Click on + ADD and navigate to the folder you've downloaded from codecanyon in order to upload the main.js file to back4app.
   Once main.js has been uploaded in this section, you can check it out by simply clicking its name from the cloud directory - if you can see its code in the blue area on the right side, it means the upload has been successful.
   Click the DEPLOY button and wait for a success alert, then go back to your App Dashboard by clicking Server Settings from the left side menu.
   
   
   main.js is a.swiftscript file that is absolutely useful for this app, since it allows it to perform some custom functions, so don't forget to upload it into the Clod Code section ;)
10. You now need to schedule a Background Job, in order for the server to delete old chat messages from your database automatically every day. So enter the Background Job box:
    
    
11. Click on Schedule a job:
    
    
12. Type a Description for you Job in the first field, and then fill the other fields as the screensht below shows (leave the Parameters field empty!):
    
    
13. Once you're done, just click Save.
    
    
14. Good job, your app is now connected to your own database and you can finally run and test it.
    
    
    PLEASE NOTE: If you already bought the Android version of this template, you don't need to create a new Parse App, nor upload the main.js file in the Cloud Code section.
    Just add the App ID and Client Key strings into Configurations.swift and you'll be fine.
    The power of Parse Server is that you do not have to manually create tables and columns in the database - like you would have to do in MySQL - because the SDK will automatically create Classes and columns in your Parse Dashboard while using the template!
    In case you want to use a custom CMS admin panel to manage your database instead of the Parse Dashboard, watch this video to see how to create a FREE FOREVER Admin panel on Adminca.com for your Parse App:

1. Open the Configurations.php file with your favorite HTML/Text editor (for instance Sublime Text, or Dreamweaver, or Atom) and start by changing the $APP_NAME variable into the new name you gave to the app:

   $APP_NAME = "pure";
   

   
   
2. Set the $WEBSITE_PATH URL of your server in the following variable:

   $WEBSITE_PATH = 'https://www.xscoder.com/pure/';
   

   
   You must replace the string above with the path to where you want to upload the files of the Website files folder. So, for instance, if you plan to upload them in the root of your server, the path you have to set should look like this:

   http://mydomain.com/
   

   
   Alternatively, if you plan to upload those files into a directory inside the root of your server, then the URL string may look like this:

   http://mydomain.com/myfolder/
   

   
   
   IMPORTANT: Always append the slash symbol - / - at the end of your URL string, as shown in the examples above.
3. Replace the strings of the lines below with your own App ID, REST API Key and Master Key.
   You can grab those keys from the Core Settings box of your App Dashboard on back4app, as you've previously done for the mobile app configurations:
   
   

     // REPLACE THIS STRING WITH YOUR OWN App Id FROM back4app
     'GKZ8dhhNciP6wFHFfAmcxXjjaQEgWfnezfN40Ntw', 
     // REPLACE THIS STRING WITH YOUR OWN REST API Key FROM back4app
     'sOh8c4aWM6H8A1bN42hfsX6XkaOpt3S0WP6pCJjP', 
     // REPLACE THIS STRING WITH YOUR OWN Master Key FROM back4app
     '3u6bOqfEwGjsw4XG049th4WBWzEhRR5JMerZO4WE'
   

   
   
4. Replace the strings of the two variables below with the iOS App Store and Google Play Store links of your mobile apps (of course you have to first submit the iOS and Android versions of this template to the App and Play Store, so you'll be able to grab their download URLs):

   $ios_appstore_url = "https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/facebook/id284882215?mt=8";
   $android_playstore_url  = "https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.facebook.katana&hl;=en";
   

   
   
5. That's it, you can now upload all the files of the Website files folder into your own server via an FTP client app like FileZilla
   In case you want to test the website before submitting the mobile version(s) to their app stores, you can skip the step 4 and still upload the files into your own server.
   Just remember to update the $ios_appstore_url and $android_playstore_url variables as soon as your mobile app(s) will be live on their relative App Stores :)
   PLEASE NOTE that your server must have PHP 5.2 or higher enabled. GoDaddy, HostGator and many other hosting providers have it by default.
   DO NOT USE 000webhost.com, because your website will NOT work properly!
   
   You don't need SSL to run this website, anyway it's always a good thing to activate such protocol for any website.

Parse Server hosted on back4app

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