SwiftUI

FastPix Video Data THEOplayer — SwiftUI Example

A THEOplayer hosted in SwiftUI via a small UIViewRepresentable, with the FastPix THEOplayer SDK (THEOplayerWrapper) attached for playback analytics.

Run

open FastPixTHEOSwiftUIExample.xcodeproj

Pick a Simulator (or your device), press ▶ Run, tap a sample stream, then open dashboard.fastpix.com → your workspace to watch views appear. The project references the SDK as a local Swift package at ../.., so it builds against this checkout. First open resolves THEOplayer's binary framework over the network — let it finish.

Configure (Config.swift)

static let workspaceKey = "1029207880411545601"     // dashboard.fastpix.com → Workspaces
static let theoLicense  = "YOUR_THEOPLAYER_LICENSE" // portal.theoplayer.com → SDKs → iOS

• theoLicense is required for playback. THEOplayer licenses are bound to a bundle id — create one for com.fastpix.datasdk.theo.swiftui (or change the bundle id to match your license). With the placeholder in place the app runs but shows a red "Add your THEOplayer license to play" badge and the player stays black.
• workspaceKey selects the FastPix workspace analytics are sent to.

Files

File	Role
PlayerView.swift	Owns the THEOplayer + tracker in an ObservableObject (@StateObject); attaches in .onAppear, tears down in .onDisappear. A UIViewRepresentable hosts THEOplayer's UIKit view.
HomeView.swift	Landing list of sample streams.
Config.swift	Workspace key, THEOplayer license, and sample streams.
App.swift	App entry point.

THEOplayer is a UIKit view (addAsSubview(of:)), so SwiftUI wraps it in a UIViewRepresentable. The player and tracker live in an ObservableObject, not the View struct — SwiftUI recreates View structs on every render, which would churn the player.