Developers' Implementation Guide

Last update : 16/06/2026

Release version : 5

Table of Contents

• Developers' Implementation Guide
• Introduction
• Modules
• Latest available versions
• Adding a module to your project
  • CocoaPods
  • Build Variants
  • XCFramework
  • SPM
  • Demo Application
• Support and contacts

Introduction

TagCommander for mobile is a collection of small SDKs, each designed to serve a dedicated purpose. Adding only the modules you need keeps your binary lightweight — the Core module alone is under 50 KB, and each additional module adds roughly 110–120 KB.

Minimum supported iOS version: 13.0

Modules

Module	Purpose	Documentation
Core	Base module required by all other modules	Core guide
ServerSide	Tag management via a server-side approach	ServerSide guide
Consent	Collect and manage user privacy consent	Consent guide
IAB	IAB TCF v2 consent string support	IAB guide

For each module, check the respective documentation for setup and usage details.

Latest available versions

Core : 5.4.5

ServerSide : 5.5.0

Consent : 5.4.0

IAB : 5.2.0

Partners : 5.0.4

Adding a module to your project

You have three options for integrating a module into your iOS project:

• CocoaPods
• Swift Package Manager (SPM)
• Directly using the XCFramework files.

CocoaPods

Note

We renamed all our pods. The pod names now reflect the exact content of the podspec (resolving the previous name warning).

pod 'latest_TCCore', :podspec => 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TagCommander/iOSV5/master/TCCore/latest_TCCore.podspec'
pod 'latest_TCServerSide', :podspec => 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TagCommander/iOSV5/master/TCServerSide/latest_TCServerSide.podspec'

You can also pin a specific version:

pod 'TCCore', :podspec => 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TagCommander/iOSV5/master/TCCore/5/0/0/TCCore.podspec'
pod 'TCServerSide', :podspec => 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TagCommander/iOSV5/master/TCServerSide/5/0/0/TCServerSide.podspec'

Build Variants

Each module now ships as a single variant, except:

• TCServerSide: one version without IDFA-related code (will not compile anything linked with ASIdentifierManager)

XCFramework

The latest versions are always available on GitHub: https://github.com/TagCommander/iosv5

Note

You must always include the Core module in your project.

After adding the frameworks, verify that Xcode has linked them correctly by checking:

• General tab → Linked Frameworks and Libraries
• Build Phases tab → Link Binary With Libraries
• That FRAMEWORK_SEARCH_PATHS includes the directories where the frameworks reside

SPM

Swift Package Manager is the easiest way to add Commanders Act's iOS libraries:

1. In Xcode, select File → Swift Packages → Add Package Dependency
2. Enter https://github.com/CommandersAct/iOSV5/
3. Choose the products you need

Tip

If you switch from SPM to CocoaPods or a local XCFramework, clean your build folder first.

If you change product variants or add new ones, re-add the iOSV5 package dependency and empty your build folder.

Lightweight SPM repository

For faster Xcode checkouts, a dedicated binary-free repository is also available at CommandersAct/iOSV5-spm — it only contains the Package.swift file, with no binaries bundled.

The main repository (CommandersAct/iOSV5) remains the primary source and will continue receiving all updates. The SPM repository is released alongside it as a lightweight alternative.

To use it, replace the package URL in step 2 with:

https://github.com/CommandersAct/iOSV5-spm

Demo Application

A full working example app integrating our libraries:

https://github.com/CommandersAct/tcmobiledemo-v5

Support and contacts

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Support support@commandersact.com

http://www.commandersact.com

Commanders Act | 25 rue de Tolbiac, 75013 Paris - France

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This documentation was generated on 16/06/2026 16:16:10