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IBM / FoodTrackerBackend

This tutorial teaches how to create a Kitura Swift backend for the FoodTracker iOS app tutorial from Apple. This project contains a version of the tutorial code that has been updated to use Codable rather than NSCoder.
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Missing FoodServer.xcodeproj in 2.2 #6

Closed gerriet closed 7 years ago

gerriet commented 7 years ago

kitura init does not create an xcodeproj (at least for me) in the FoodServer-directory, that I could open.

LarsJK commented 7 years ago

I had problems with kitura init failing.. Intalling yeoman globally worked for me.. npm install -g yo

gerriet commented 7 years ago

@LarsJK Thanks for the suggestion. I tried but it did not solve my problem. But now I see the error message from kitura init, seemingly related to my gcc-configuration. I will close this issue here as it is not specific for this project.