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### Carthage ###
MailCore 2 is available through [Carthage](https://github.com/Carthage/Carthage).
Add this line to the `Cartfile`
```
github "MailCore/mailcore2"
```
Here you can find [Instructions for install Carthage](https://github.com/Carthage/Carthage#installing-carthage).
[](https://github.com/Carthage/Carthage)
### CocoaPods ###
MailCore 2 is available on [CocoaPods](http://cocoapods.org/).
**For iOS:**
```
pod 'mailcore2-ios'
```
**For OS X:**
```
pod 'mailcore2-osx'
```
### Binary ###
**For iOS:**
Download the latest [build for iOS](http://d.etpan.org/mailcore2-deps/mailcore2-ios/).
**For OS X:**
Download the latest [build for OS X](http://d.etpan.org/mailcore2-deps/mailcore2-osx/).
### Build for iOS/OSX ###
1. If you're migrating from MailCore1, you should first clean your build folder.
2. Checkout MailCore2 into a directory relative to your project.
3. Under the `build-mac` directory, locate the `mailcore2.xcodeproj` file, and drag this into your Xcode project.
4. **For Mac** - If you're building for Mac, you can either link against MailCore 2 as a framework, or as a static library:
* Mac framework
- Go to Build Phases from your build target, and under 'Link Binary With Libraries', add `MailCore.framework` and `Security.framework`.
- Make sure to use LLVM C++ standard library. Open Build Settings, scroll down to 'C++ Standard Library', and select `libc++`.
- In Build Phases, add a Target Dependency of `mailcore osx` (it's the one with a little toolbox icon).
- Goto `Editor > Add Build Phase > Copy Files`.
- Expand the newly created Build Phase and change it's destination to "Frameworks".
- Click the `+` icon and select `MailCore.framework`.
* Mac static library
- Go to Build Phases from your build target, and under 'Link Binary With Libraries', add `libMailCore.a` and `Security.framework`.
- Set 'Other Linker Flags' under Build Settings: `-lctemplate -letpan -lxml2 -lsasl2 -liconv -ltidy -lz` `-lc++ -stdlib=libc++ -ObjC -lcrypto -lssl -lresolv`
- Make sure to use LLVM C++ standard library. In Build Settings, locate 'C++ Standard Library', and select `libc++`.
- In Build Phases, add a Target Dependency of `static mailcore2 osx`.
5. **For iOS** - If you're targeting iOS, you have to link against MailCore 2 as a static library:
* Add `libMailCore-ios.a`
* Add `CFNetwork.framework`
* Add `Security.framework`
* Set 'Other Linker Flags': `-lctemplate-ios -letpan-ios -lxml2 -lsasl2 -liconv -ltidy -lz` `-lc++ -lresolv -stdlib=libc++ -ObjC`
* Make sure to use LLVM C++ standard library. Open Build Settings, scroll down to 'C++ Standard Library', and select `libc++`.
* In Build Phases, add a Target Dependency of `static mailcore2 ios`.
6. **For Swift** - If you are using Mailcore in a Swift project you also need to complete the following steps:
* Create a new header file in your project and name it ```Project-Name-Bridging-Header.h```.
* Remove any template code from the file and add ```#import <MailCore/MailCore.h>```
* In your target settings search for _Objective-c Bridging Header_ and add a link to your bridging header.
* You do not need to import Mailcore in any of your classes as the bridging header takes care of this automatically.
7. Profit.
Here's a video that shows all the steps for iOS:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fAo6oBzlQI
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