Using WonderPush in both development and production versions of your application requires 2 WonderPush projects.

Prerequisites

• An iOS Universal push certificate. You can also use a sandbox certificate for the Development environment.
• Xcode

Step 1. Create two WonderPush projects

Create two WonderPush projects: one for the development environment (let's call it MyApp - development) and one for the production environment (MyApp - production).

Upload the appropriate iOS push certificate to each WonderPush project by following steps 1 & 2 of our iOS Quickstart.

Step 2. Conditional initialization

When your app launches, it initializes WonderPush with the setClientId:secret: method. We'll use a conditional to switch between development and production:

#if DEBUG
  WonderPush.setClientId("DEVELOPMENT_PROJECT_CLIENT_ID", secret:"DEVELOPMENT_PROJECT_CLIENT_SECRET")
#else
  WonderPush.setClientId("PRODUCTION_PROJECT_CLIENT_ID", secret:"PRODUCTION_PROJECT_CLIENT_SECRET")
#endif

#ifdef DEBUG
  [WonderPush setClientId:@"DEVELOPMENT_PROJECT_CLIENT_ID" secret:@"DEVELOPMENT_PROJECT_CLIENT_SECRET"];
#else
[WonderPush setClientId:@"PRODUCTION_PROJECT_CLIENT_ID" secret:@"PRODUCTION_PROJECT_CLIENT_SECRET"];
#endif

Now whenever you launch your app via Xcode, the development project will be used, and when you'll distribute your app on the AppStore, the production project will be used.