dasdany
commented
9 years ago I have the same problem, but don't get fixed. I would like to use EstimoteSDK, but Xcode can't find it. My Podfile:
platform :ios, '8.4'
# Look for target to link with in an Xcode project called
# `beaconTest.xcodeproj`.
xcodeproj 'beaconTest'
# use only frameworks - actual beacuse prgramming in swift
use_frameworks!
# use this pods
pod 'EstimoteSDK', '2.4.0'
pod 'XCGLogger', '~> 2.1'
link_with 'beaconTest', 'beaconTestTests'
# for specific things
target 'beaconTest' do
end
target 'beaconTestTests' do
endMy first try was to use a bridging-header. That doesn't work. My second try was to import it like alanhartless (or like http://www.innerexception.com/2015/05/cocoapods-useframeworks-means-bridging.html). XCGLogger can be used, but not EstimoteSDK. Any ideas?
My System: Xcode 6 Cocoa Pods 0.37.2
Mycek
backnotprop
I have to use a project that's mixed with Swift (such as Alamofire) and Objective C libraries (such as this). But Xcode can't find EstimoteIndoorSDK files after installing with Cocoapods 0.36.4 with use_frameworks. Supposedly we don't need the bridging header files now with the use_frameworks setting. I did end up getting it to work but had to do some finagling to do so. I had to use
import EstimoteIndoorSDKat the tops of my ViewControllers and then had to changein ESTPositionedBeacon.h (https://github.com/Estimote/iOS-Indoor-SDK/blob/master/EstimoteIndoorLocationSDK/Headers/ESTPositionedBeacon.h#L4-L5) to
That allowed me to at least build and use the example files.