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Describe Xcode integration ways #44
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is this working for you? I tried using the snippet in your example to copy the swift file to generated, but still can't use swift framework, actually, it doesn't even create a framework for swift, it's only one file... |
plugin not generates any framework. it generates swift files that you can compile with your project and kotlin framework. maybe links here help you |
well, it seems that with cocoapods it generates the library by itself, so I thought that it would generate the framework as well |
Hello, thanks for the very helpful project! I found Xcode integration information where all scattered through different issues, so I tried to recap them in the README. Might close icerockdev#44
Hello, thanks for the very helpful project! I found Xcode integration information where all scattered through different issues, so I tried to recap them in the README. Might close icerockdev#44
Is there any other way to integrate with Xcode without Cocoapods? If you copy it into Xcode, the file will be out of date whenever you change a sealed class. And my whole idea of using this project is not too miss any cases. And also creating an Xcode reference doesn't work since the file is put into a folder such as |
See my comment #55 (comment) |
How to integrate without cocoapods, directly to project - https://github.com/Alex009/moko-kswift-usage-sample/tree/regular-framework
How to integrate with cocoapods - call kswift****podspec task, add generated podspec to project podfile (sample in moko-kswift use this way)
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