Closed vanillasky771 closed 5 years ago
CooperRS
commented
5 years ago Hi there! 👋
Can you provide some more details about your isue? For instance, are you using RMActionController because it’s a dependency of RMDateSelectionViewController/RMPickerViewController?
In either case, I. Would guess that it’s a problem with git submodules not being checked out (git submodule update —init —recursive would be the command here).
Best regards, Roland
vanillasky771
commented
5 years ago I’m just want to use customActionController in there can I ? The pod is already in the framework file
On 28 Dec 2018, at 13.13, Roland Moers notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi there! 👋
Can you provide some more details about your isue? For instance, are you using RMActionController because it’s a dependency of RMDateSelectionViewController/RMPickerViewController?
In either case, I. Would guess that it’s a problem with git submodules not being checked out (git submodule update —init —recursive would be the command here).
Best regards, Roland
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CooperRS
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5 years ago I assume you want to use the CustomViewActionController from this project, right? In order to do so you copied the code from CustomViewActionController.swift to your project and added the RMActionController pod in your Podfile?
If yes, CocoaPods needs to import pods as frameworks instead of static libraries. This makes sure that there is a module for each imported pod (and also a module for the RMActionController pod). All you need to do is adding use_frameworks! to your Podfile. For instance:
platform :ios, '8.0'
use_frameworks!
pod "RMActionController", "~> 1.3.1"
No such module 'RMActionController' in Swift