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Utilize Swift to build native modules for Appcelerator Titanium.
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Renaming project? #3

Closed jasonsultana closed 4 years ago

jasonsultana commented 4 years ago

After upgrading the project to use Swift 5 and a couple of other small updates, I can get this to build and import into Appcelerator Titanium. But if I rename the module, Titanium fails complaining that it can't find the module for architecture x86_64. Is there a straight-forward way to rename this project from ti.test to something else?

I've seen https://platform.axway.com/?redirect=https%3A%2F%2Fdevblog.axway.com%2Fmobile-apps%2Fwrite-titanium-ios-native-modules-swift%2F, which suggests that the CLI now supports creating Swift modules, but I can't reproduce that behaviour - it always creates an Objective C module. Do you know if this behaviour has been rolled back?

jasonsultana commented 4 years ago

I'll answer my own question here. I was confused between the appc command line tool and the ti command line tool. I somehow had assumed that appc superseded ti, but it looks like only the ti tool got the latest updates?

https://docs.axway.com/bundle/Titanium_SDK_allOS_en/page/titanium_command-line_interface_reference.html

https://jira.appcelerator.org/browse/TIMOB-17887

Creating new swift projects works with ti, but not with appc ti. Sorry for all the noise, but hopefully my ramblings may help someone else who was confused by this.

hansemannn commented 4 years ago

Thanks @jasonsultana! Can you inform the Axway team about this please? I assume @sgtcoolguy would be like to know this.