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Core Data done right for iOS 5+/OS X 10.7+
http://cocoadocs.org/docsets/KFData/
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Can't find header #70

Closed aodhol closed 7 years ago

aodhol commented 8 years ago

Since installing 1.1.1 my build fails on: 'KFData.h file not found'.

I tried variations:

#import "KFData.h" #import <KFData/KFData.h>

I noticed that it was removed on the basis that Cocoapods automatically generates the header? Is there something special I need to do to make it see the lib?

Thanks,

Aodh

n.b. we're not using use_frameworks (for various legacy reasons).

orgmir commented 7 years ago

Hey, I'm currently working on a really old app that uses this library. It seems development on this has stopped, but I solved this issue by manually importing the separate headers that the #import <KFData/KFData.h> should have:

#import <KFData/KFAttribute.h>
#import <KFData/KFObjectManager.h>
#import <KFData/NSManagedObject+KFDataManager.h>
#import <KFData/NSManagedObjectContext+KFData.h>
kylef commented 7 years ago

I think that it should work with either use_frameworks! or a modern version of CocoaPods. If you're having difficulties you can use version 1.1.0 of KFData, the only different between 1.1.0 and 1.1.1 is the KFData framework header.

It seems development on this has stopped

Yes that is right, but happy to review/merge/release any fixes that make sense via PR. NSPersistentStoreContainer in later versions of iOS replace KFDataStore, and QueryKit can replace KFAttribute/KFObjectManager.

orgmir commented 7 years ago

Thank you for the response @kylef, I actually tried with use_frameworks! and I'm using cocoapods 1.3.1 also, I think its the latest version.

My project is Obj-C only, so I think cocoapods doesn't generate the header file. I think that only happens for Swift projects trying to use Obj-C libraries, cocoapods helps you out by creating the necessary headers and configuration to import the project.

kylef commented 7 years ago

@Orgmir Using 1.1.0 of KFData solved the problem?

orgmir commented 7 years ago

Yes! You can close this issue I think :)

kylef commented 7 years ago

I've updated the README in 99b63b038e0e3d0cac21b95b7717668b7b2cf610 which adds a note on installation and also explains that NSPersistentContainer has replaced the need KFData in iOS 10 and macOS 10.12.

kylef commented 7 years ago

Additional Note: If anyone knows how to make the library work as a framework and a static library for CocoaPods with the framework header feel free to make a pull request and I will make a release.