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Setup for Developing With the Cast Application Framework (CAF) for iOS

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The Cast framework supports iOS 14 and later, and comes in both static and dynamic frameworks.

See the Google Cast iOS API Reference for descriptions of all classes and methods.

1. Add the Cast iOS SDK 4.8.3 to your project

   If using CocoaPods, use pod update to add the 4.8.3 SDK to your project.

   Otherwise, pull in the SDK manually.

   Note: If you built a custom device picker in your app, then you will need to explicitly call the startDiscovery method on the GCKDiscoveryManager class to initiate device discovery. Automatic scanning was disabled by default beginning with the v4.5.0 release of the Cast SDK.
2. Add NSBonjourServices to your Info.plist

   Specify NSBonjourServices in your Info.plist to allow local network discovery to succeed on iOS 14.

   You will need to add both _googlecast._tcp and _<your-app-id>._googlecast._tcp as services for device discovery to work properly.

   The appID is your receiverID, which is the same ID that is defined in your GCKDiscoveryCriteria.

   Update the following example NSBonjourServices definition and replace "ABCD1234" with your appID.

   <key>NSBonjourServices</key>
   <array>
     <string>_googlecast._tcp</string>
     <string>_ABCD1234._googlecast._tcp</string>
   </array>

3. Add NSLocalNetworkUsageDescription to your Info.plist

   We strongly recommend that you customize the message shown in the Local Network prompt by adding an app-specific permission string in your app's Info.plist file for the NSLocalNetworkUsageDescription such as to describe Cast discovery and other discovery services, like DIAL.

   <key>NSLocalNetworkUsageDescription</key>
   <string>${PRODUCT_NAME} uses the local network to discover Cast-enabled devices on your WiFi
   network.</string>

   This message will appear as part of the iOS Local Network Access dialog as shown in the mock.

4. Re-release your app to the Apple App Store

   We recommend you also re-release your app using 4.8.3 as soon as possible.

Ensure that the Access WiFi Information switch in the Capabilities section of the target is set to "On".

Additionally, your provisioning profile will need to support the Access WiFi Information capability. This can be added in the Apple Developer Portal.

The recommended way of integrating Google Cast is using CocoaPods. For integration, use the google-cast-sdk CocoaPods.

To get started, follow the getting started guide.

Once CocoaPods is set up, follow the using CocoaPods guide to get your Podfile created and your project ready to use with the Google Cast SDK.

Here's an example of how to add the google-cast-sdk CocoaPod to your Podfile:

use_frameworks!

platform :ios, '14.0'

def target_pods
  pod 'google-cast-sdk'
end

target 'CastVideos-objc' do
  target_pods
end
target 'CastVideos-swift' do
  target_pods
end

For your project, you should specify a range for your pods to prevent unexpected breaking changes as detailed in the podfile guide.

In this snippet, version 4.8.3 and the versions up to the next major version (major.minor.patch) are allowed:

pod 'google-cast-sdk', '~> 4.8.3'

For example, '~> 1.6.7' would include all versions from 1.6.7 and up to, but not including, version 2.0.0.

The following instructions are for adding the Cast iOS SDK to your project without using CocoaPods:

If the size difference is a concern for your situation, download the dynamic library to get a size similar to pre-4.3.1 versions of the CocoaPods library.

After downloading the appropriate library below, follow the setup steps to add the framework to your project.

Cast iOS Sender SDK 4.8.3 libraries:

Static Dynamic

To install the library:

1. Download and extract the appropriate SDK for your project.
2. Set up the dynamic GoogleCastSDK library:
3. Drag the unzipped .xcframework into your main project in the Xcode project navigator (not into the Pods project if you have one). Check 'Copy all items if needed', and add to all targets.
4. In your Xcode target, under the General tab, select Embed and Sign for GoogleCast.xcframework.

If you are setting up the static library, follow these steps in addition to the previous steps:

1. Set up the Protobuf library with minimum version v3.13.
1. If your project uses CocoaPods:
1. Open your Podfile and remove the google-cast-sdk if present:

   pod 'google-cast-sdk'

2. Add the Protobuf library if not present:

   pod 'Protobuf', '3.13'

3. Run pod install in the root folder of your project.
2. If your project is not using CocoaPods:
1. Remove the current version of GoogleCastSDK if present.
2. Add the Protobuf library v3.13 or greater, following the instructions found on the Protobuf GitHub repo.
2. In your Xcode project, add the flags -ObjC -lc++ to Build Settings > Other Linker Flags.
3. Locate the Resources folder in the unzipped directory and drag GoogleCastCoreResources.bundle, GoogleCastUIResources.bundle and MaterialDialogs.bundle into the your project next to the GoogleCast.xcframework you added previously. Check 'Copy all items if needed', and add to all targets.

For Apps that support Mac Catalyst, use the dynamic library of the Cast SDK. Follow the manual setup process to add the framework to your project. Then conditionally exclude the Cast SDK from the Mac target as mentioned in the Apple documentation. Static libraries are pre-compiled for iOS architecture, which causes a linker error when building against the Mac target.

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Last updated 2025-05-07 UTC.

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