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// MMWormholeSessionFileTransiting.h
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#import "MMWormholeFileTransiting.h"

/**
 This class provides support for the WatchConnectivity framework's file transfer ability. This class 
 will behave very similar to the MMWormholeFileTransiting implementation, meaning it will archive
 messages to disk as files and send them via the WatchConnectivity framework's -transferFile API.
 
 @warning In order for your Wormhole to support reading the contents of transferred file messages,
 you will need to set this object as the 'wormholeMessenger' property on the
 [MMWormholeSession sharedListeningSession]. The reason for this is that the sharedListeningSession
 requires a configured application group and optional file directory in order to know where to save
 received files. If you don't set this object as the wormholeMessenger you will still be notified
 when your receive files, but you will be responsible for storing the contents yourself and they
 won't be persisted for you.
 
 @discussion This class should only be used in very specific circumstances. Typically speaking, if
 you find yourself needing to use the WatchConnectivity framework's file transfer APIs you will best
 be served by using the WatchConnectivity framework directly and bypassing MMWormhole. This class
 is provided as a basic implementation for simple use cases and isn't intended to be the core of
 your file based message transfer system.
 */
@interface MMWormholeSessionFileTransiting : MMWormholeFileTransiting

@end