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ios-mobile-sdk

Integrate Salesforce Mobile SDK into iOS Swift apps.

First seen May 28, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add forcedotcom/salesforcemobilesdk-templates --skill ios-mobile-sdk
View on skills.sh ↗ GitHub repository ↗

Summary

  • Integrate Salesforce Mobile SDK into iOS Swift apps.
  • Covers creating a new app, adding SDK auth, SmartStore (encrypted local DB), MobileSync (cloud sync), and biometric auth (Face ID / Touch ID).
  • Use when an iOS Swift project needs Salesforce login, encrypted local storage backed by SmartStore, sObject-to-soup synchronization, or biometric session locking.

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Repository health

Stars 58
License LICENSE
Default branch dev
Open issues 0
Status Archived

Package contents

Files included with this skill beyond the listing page.

  • skill md SKILL.md 4,891 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 380 B

History

  1. First seen on skills.sh
  2. First recorded snapshot · 18 installs

SKILL.md

iOS Salesforce Mobile SDK Integration

This skill integrates the Salesforce Mobile SDK into iOS Swift applications. It is consumed by autonomous coding agents — every reference file is self-contained and contains exact source-of-truth code, file paths, and CLI commands.

Scenarios

Pick the reference file that matches the task. Scenarios are layered: each later one assumes the previous is already wired up.

Scenario Reference Preconditions
Create a new iOS Swift app from scratch [references/create-new-app.md](references/create-new-app.md) none
Add Mobile SDK authentication to an existing app [references/add-mobile-sdk.md](references/add-mobile-sdk.md) An iOS Swift app target exists
Add SmartStore (encrypted local DB) [references/add-smartstore.md](references/add-smartstore.md) SalesforceManager.initializeSDK() is called and bootconfig.plist exists
Add MobileSync (sObject ⇄ soup sync) [references/add-mobilesync.md](references/add-mobilesync.md) SmartStoreSDKManager.initializeSDK() is called and userstore.json exists
Add Biometric Authentication (Face ID / Touch ID) [references/add-biometric-auth.md](references/add-biometric-auth.md) Mobile SDK is initialized in AppDelegate
Add Dark Mode (system / forced / user toggle) [references/add-dark-mode.md](references/add-dark-mode.md) Mobile SDK is initialized in AppDelegate

Cross-cutting references:

Topic Reference
Swift ↔ Objective-C name mapping (NSSWIFTNAME) [references/api-reference.md](references/api-reference.md)
Build / login / SmartStore / biometric error symptoms [references/troubleshooting.md](references/troubleshooting.md)

Detection Rules

When the user request is ambiguous, run these checks against the working directory and pick the first scenario in the list below whose precondition is not met — even if the user asked for a later capability (e.g. a "sync" request lands on add-smartstore.md if userstore.json is not yet present, then chains forward):

  1. No Xcode project (.xcodeproj or .xcworkspace) at the repo root → create-new-app.md.
  2. Project exists but no import SalesforceSDKCore (or any SDK module) anywhere in *.swift → add-mobile-sdk.md.
  3. SDK imported, but no userstore.json in the target's source folder → add-smartstore.md.
  4. userstore.json exists, but no usersyncs.json → add-mobilesync.md.
  5. Biometric requested but no biometricAuthenticationManager() reference → add-biometric-auth.md.

Invariants Across All Scenarios

These hold regardless of which scenario runs:

  • Project shape: detect from disk in priority order. (1) Podfile + project.yml → hybrid (Option A for the SDK; xcodegen for sources). (2) Podfile only → CocoaPods (Option A). (3) project.yml only → xcodegen + SPM (Option B-i). (4) .xcodeproj only → plain SPM (Option B-ii). Use the matching path in [references/add-mobile-sdk.md](references/add-mobile-sdk.md).
  • CocoaPods workspace rule: after pod install, the build/open target is <AppName>.xcworkspace, never <AppName>.xcodeproj.
  • project.yml is the source-of-truth signal. When project.yml is not present, do not author one and do not run xcodegen generate against the existing .xcodeproj — regenerating drops the project's hand-maintained target/scheme configuration. When project.yml is present (with or without a Podfile), it is the source of truth and xcodegen generate is the correct way to land new files. The "Create New App" scenario authors project.yml and runs xcodegen generate from scratch.
  • Code signing for simulator builds: use ad-hoc signing (CODESIGNIDENTITY=-). Never pass CODESIGNINGALLOWED=NO — it strips the keychain entitlement and silently breaks login (see [references/troubleshooting.md](references/troubleshooting.md)).
  • Login host default: login.salesforce.com for production, test.salesforce.com for sandboxes.
  • Smoke test UI: each setupRootViewController() example installs a labeled placeholder view — replace it with the real root view controller after the smoke test passes.

Source of Truth

When the SDK API in this skill disagrees with reality, the upstream Objective-C headers in <https://github.com/forcedotcom/SalesforceMobileSDK-iOS>; win. Resolve a Swift name by grepping the SDK source for NSSWIFTNAME(<name>).