Download Xcode from the App Store and install it:
1.1 Open App Store on your PC where MacOS is set.
1.2 Enter “xcode” into the search bar. Wait for the search results and click "Get" in the "Xcode" card:
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Once installed, click on the "Xcode" icon at the bottom of the MacOS panel bar:
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Select the operating systems which you would like to create your application for. Please note IOS is required for installing swift-onboarding-sdk.
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After completing the settings, you will see the Xcode action selection menu. Select "Create a new Xcode project."
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You need to select the “IOS” platform type and the “App” template and click the "Next" button:
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The “Choose options for your new project” window will open. You should fill out the following:
- Product name;
- Organization identifier.
Select Interface: StoryBoard.
Click the "Next" button to proceed.
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In the window that opens, select the location where you want to save your project and click "Create."
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After the project has been created and opened, go to the project dependency settings: “Project -> Package dependency”

Click the “+” (Add package dependency) button.
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You will see the “Apple swift packages” window.

Paste the link https://github.com/onboarding-online/swift-onboarding-sdk in the “Search or Enter Package URL” field.
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Xcode will show the settings for adding SDK. Make sure the settings look like this “Dependency rule -> branch : main” and click the “Add package” button.
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You will see the library verification window. Wait till the verification ends and click “Add package.”
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The package integration has been completed. Only a few code lines remain to be added to your project!

If you use Interface -> Storyboard (Point 6) for the project initializing:
12.1. Open the AppDelegate file (or wherever you want to add an onboarding launcher: ScreenService).
12.2 Add to the file header the following:
​ import OnboardingiOSSDK
12.3 Find the function:
func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool {

}

12.4 Add the piece of code to it:
OnboardingService.shared.startOnboarding(projectId: "",

localJSONFileName: "",

useLocalJSONAfterTimeout: 1.0) { onboardingResults in

print(onboardingResults)

}
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If you have already obtained an onboarding.online service project, download the json file of your onboarding Onboarding.online-> project -> onboarding -> json
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Drag the file into your Xcode project. After that, a settings window for adding a file will appear.
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Select "Copy if needed," "Create groups" and click "Finish."
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Add the file name to the onboarding launch function:
16.1 Open the "AppDelegate" file (or wherever you want to add an onboarding launcher: ScreenService);
16.2 Add the name of the json file you have downloaded.
OnboardingService.shared.startOnboarding(projectId: "",

localJSONFileName: "onboarding-v#1-23",

useLocalJSONAfterTimeout: 1.0) { data in

}

Click the run button, wait for the simulator to launch, and enjoy your first onboarding!