Platforms
| Platform | Support | Versions |
|---|---|---|
| iOS | 14 and later | |
| iPadOS | 14 and later | |
| iOS Simulator | 14 and later | |
| tvOS | 14 and later | |
| Mac AppKit | 11 and later | |
| Mac Catalyst | 14 and later | |
| visionOS | beta | 1 and later |
Transports
| Platform | BLE | AWDL | Wi-Fi Aware | LAN | WebSockets |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| iOS | — | ||||
| iPadOS | — | ||||
| iOS Simulator | — | — | |||
| Mac AppKit | — | ||||
| Mac Catalyst | — | ||||
| tvOS | ² | — | |||
| tvOS Simulator | — | — | |||
| visionOS beta¹ | ² | — | |||
| visionOS Simulator beta¹ | — | — |
Devices
| Device | Support |
|---|---|
| iPhone | |
| iPad | |
| MacBook | |
| Mac (Other) | |
| Apple TV | ¹ |
| Apple Vision Pro | |
| Apple Watch | — |
Objective-CDitto does not offer native support for apps developed in Objective-C.
If you want to use the Ditto SDK for Swift with an Objective-C app, you must use a bridge to integrate.For a code walkthrough on how to create a bridge that calls into Swift from Objective-C, see the getditto > example-swift-bridge-to-objectivec repository in GitHub.