ROOK is excited to announce the official launch of our new Capacitor (Ionic) SDK, designed to streamline the integration of ROOKConnect for both Android and iOS platforms. This SDK offers a robust solution for developers using Capacitor in their projects, delivering an integration experience akin to that of our React and Flutter SDK.
Our SDK, developed in TypeScript, provides developers with the flexibility to integrate it using either TypeScript or JavaScript, catering to their specific development preferences and requirements in Capacitor. This adaptability ensures that developers can work with the tools that best fit their workflow.
Key Features and Benefits
- Cross-Platform Compatibility:The SDK leverages native iOS and Android libraries, enabling data extraction from Apple Health on iOS devices and Health Connect on Android devices.
- Seamless Integration:We provide comprehensive documentation and dedicated support to facilitate a swift and efficient integration process.
- Development Flexibility:Developers can choose to work with either TypeScript or JavaScript based on their preferences.
With this innovative tool, we are committed to providing our clients with access to valuable and actionable health data, empowering them to innovate and deliver enriched user experiences.
For detailed instructions on integrating ROOK with the new Capacitor SDK, please refer to our documentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ROOK Capacitor SDK?
The ROOK Capacitor SDK is a cutting-edge tool designed to simplify the integration of ROOKConnect into applications developed with Capacitor, supporting both Android and iOS platforms.
What is the purpose of the Capacitor SDK?
The primary aim of the Capacitor SDK is to provide seamless integration capabilities for clients developing their products with Capacitor (Ionic).
Which programming languages are supported by the Capacitor SDK?
The Capacitor SDK is developed in TypeScript but supports integration using both TypeScript and JavaScript.
What data sources can be accessed through the Capacitor SDK?
The SDK utilizes native libraries of iOS and Android to extract data from Apple Health on iOS devices and Health Connect on Android devices. For integrating additional data sources, please refer to our API documentation.