Installation & Linking - Sanas Developer Hub

What you receive

You receive two items from Sanas:

RemoteSDK.h — the only header you include in your project.
The shared library for your platform: libRemoteSdk.so (Linux), libRemoteSdk.dylib (macOS), or RemoteSdk.dll (Windows).

Compile and link

Requires C++17 or newer.

# Linux / macOS
g++ -std=c++17 my_app.cpp \
    -I/path/to/sdk/include \
    -L/path/to/sdk/lib -lRemoteSdk \
    -o my_app

#include "RemoteSDK.h"

At runtime the shared library must be discoverable via LD_LIBRARY_PATH (Linux), DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH (macOS), or PATH / rpath (Windows).

Authentication

You authenticate with an API key from the Sanas Developer Console. The SDK uses this key to authenticate against the Sanas cloud and automatically resolve the correct server endpoint — no manual endpoint configuration is needed.

InitParams init;
init.apiKey = "YOUR_API_KEY";  // or read from environment
sdk->Initialize(init);

Read the key from an environment variable rather than hard-coding it.

# Shell
export SANAS_API_KEY=YOUR_API_KEY
./my_app

// C++
init.apiKey = std::getenv("SANAS_API_KEY");

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Next: API Lifecycle

What you receive

Compile and link

Authentication