CJPAdController is a singleton class allowing easy implementation of iAds and Google AdMob ads in your iOS app. It supports all devices and orientations, and works on iOS 5.0+

• Supports iPhone, iPod touch and iPad in any orientation
• Choose whether to show both iAd and AdMob, or just one of them
• Choose whether iAd or AdMob is your default ads, falling back to the other if your default is unable to load an ad
• Ability to choose where ads are displayed within a view (top or bottom)
• Specify a time delay for when to start showing ads in a view
• Automatically hides from view if there are no ads to display
• Support for hiding ads from users who have purchased a "Remove Ads" In-App Purchase (assumes you store a boolean value for this in NSUserDefaults)

CJPAdController supports versions of iOS >= 6.x. It is compatible with iOS 5.x too and should work just fine, but do bear in mind I can no longer test on any devices running iOS 5.

CocoaPods is the simplest way to get started. Just add pod 'CJPAdController' to your podfile and run pod install.

1. Drop the CJPAdController and GoogleMobileAdsSdk folders into your project. NOTE: You may wish to check if there is a newer AdMob SDK available. NOTE 2: You don't need to include any of the "Add-ons" bundled with the SDK.

2. Add the following frameworks to your project:

For iAd:

1. iAd.framework
2. AdSupport.framework (Weak link if targeting iOS 5.x)

For AdMob:

1. AudioToolbox.framework
2. AVFoundation.framework
3. CoreGraphics.framework
4. CoreTelephony.framework
5. MessageUI.framework
6. StoreKit.framework
7. SystemConfiguration.framework

3. For AdMob to work you'll need to add -ObjC to the Other Linker Flags in your project (read this guide if you don't know how to do this).

CJPAdController will automatically display ads at the top or bottom of your view. It is designed to be used with either a UINavigationController or UITabBarController.

1. #import "CJPAdController.h" in your AppDelegate.m.

2. In application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions, configure CJPAdController to your liking using the sharedInstance:

    [CJPAdController sharedInstance].adNetworks = @[@(CJPAdNetworkiAd), @(CJPAdNetworkAdMob)];
    [CJPAdController sharedInstance].adPosition = CJPAdPositionBottom;
    [CJPAdController sharedInstance].initialDelay = 2.0;
    // AdMob specific
    [CJPAdController sharedInstance].adMobUnitID = @"ca-app-pub-1234567890987654/1234567890";

3. Set up your navigation/tabbar controller as usual, then tell CJPAdController to start serving ads in it.

    [[CJPAdController sharedInstance] startWithViewController:_yourNavController];

4. One more thing... you'll need to set the window's rootViewController to the sharedInstance of CJPAdController

    self.window.rootViewController = [CJPAdController sharedInstance];

CJPAdController assumes you will be using both iAd and AdMob as that is precisely what this class was written for. By default both will be used and iAd will be the preferred option. You can override this by passing the array in a different order (the first value in the array will be set as your preferred ads), you can even exclude one of the networks if you wish.

[CJPAdController sharedInstance].adNetworks = @[@(CJPAdNetworkAdMob), @(CJPAdNetworkiAd)];

By default, ads will slide up from the bottom of the view and be pinned there. Alternatively, you may wish to reverse this and have them slide down and stay at the top of your view.

[CJPAdController sharedInstance].adPosition = CJPAdPositionTop;

By default, ads will be requested as soon as your app is launched. You can delay this by providing an NSTimeInterval, the following code would wait 2 seconds after your app has launched before requesting an ad:

[CJPAdController sharedInstance].initialDelay = 2.0;

There are a number of AdMob specific options that can also be configured, as well as a number of general methods for hiding, removing, restoring ads etc. You can see an example of these in the demo project, furthermore, the header file is well commented with information on what each method does and how you might want to use them both in testing or in production.

If you're feeling kind you can provide attribution and a link to this GitHub project.

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