I am a Chinese ,my English is not well , so please bear with me。
Thest days , I am working on change from using Carghage to use Cocoapods. And I find some a little bit different when write a "import header" statement.
Take Toast as an example :
First, I use Carthage ,so , In my own class file , I can use #import <Toast/Toast.h> statement to import the framework (Of course , I know that use #import <Toast/UIView+Toast.h> is the right way , but not everyone obey the rules). In this case , when I change to use Cocoapods , Toast/Toast.h will not be found , Instead，#import <Toast/Toast-umbrella.h> is the recommended way. But in old codes , #import <Toast/Toast.h> is everywhere , so I should find a way to change Carthage to Cocoapods transparently.
In the end , I find that take Toast.h as public header is good way（ reference AFNetworking）.(Becase if not, Cocoapods default create framework's public header as xxx-umbrella.h).
I think its important to maintain consistency of using a framework no matter use Carthage or Cocoapods.
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I am a Chinese ,my English is not well , so please bear with me。 Thest days , I am working on change from using Carghage to use Cocoapods. And I find some a little bit different when write a "import header" statement. Take Toast as an example : First, I use Carthage ,so , In my own class file , I can use #import <Toast/Toast.h> statement to import the framework (Of course , I know that use #import <Toast/UIView+Toast.h> is the right way , but not everyone obey the rules). In this case , when I change to use Cocoapods , Toast/Toast.h will not be found , Instead，#import <Toast/Toast-umbrella.h> is the recommended way. But in old codes , #import <Toast/Toast.h> is everywhere , so I should find a way to change Carthage to Cocoapods transparently. In the end , I find that take Toast.h as public header is good way（ reference AFNetworking）.(Becase if not, Cocoapods default create framework's public header as xxx-umbrella.h). I think its important to maintain consistency of using a framework no matter use Carthage or Cocoapods.