Request

[hemangshah]

Hi Kevin, I have a small problem here, this is my class, it has also the same name as yours: Printer. The purpose of my class is to print logs. It's a fancy replacement of default "print" function. Long story short: This is the first time, I am trying to add my class as a Pod on CocoaPods so that it's easily available for anyone who's using CocoaPods in their project. Now the thing is that I can't claim the same name as your as you have already taken the Printer for this repo. No problem, as I was not aware of the this already, I changed my spec name to "printer-logger" and changed the file name too [this is required]. All good well and I were able to add my class on CocoaPods. So now the time to test it so when I test I found these problems.

1. I can't import "Printer" as it's there but I can't. I needed to import "printer_logger" [dash converted to underscore].
2. As I can't import the Printer class, I can't use any functions of it. Everything becomes none of the use.
3. I have linked this class URL at multiple places including my blog and maybe people will not like if I will completely rewrite everything. Class name, examples, Github readme, and other places.

In this case? What should I do? As I am really new to this, I am not sure which steps I can take further?

I am only thinking if no solution works may be you can change your pod name to something else to justify my class? Anything you do or advice will be much appreciated.

[KevinGong2013]

Perhaps adding the prefix for your pod is the best solution.

[hemangshah]

Ok, thank you.