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I am getting Swift Compiler errors when try to build my custom framework in which I am trying to integrate MyScript framework. Attached is the screenshot of the same. I am integrating it as a cocoapod.

I am able to integrate the MyScript framework directly to an iOS swift project, but not into a custom swift framework. 

I have added and checked all the possible dependencies in Build Settings and Build phases of my custom framework.

Below is the pod file content I have,

platform :ios, '11.0'

target 'MyFramework' do

  # Comment the next line if you don't want to use dynamic frameworks

  use_frameworks!

  # Pods for MyFramework

  pod 'MyScriptInteractiveInk-UIReferenceImplementation', :path => './'

end

 I am able to run pod install without any issues. I have created my own MyFramework-Bridging-header.h with the following content.

#import <iink/IINK.h>
#import <IInkUIReferenceImplementation/IInkUIReferenceImplementation.h>
#import "MyCertificate.h"

 1) Is it possible to integrate MyScript iOS cocoapod into a swift framework which will inturn be used in a Swift project as a pod?

2) If not, what are the alternative ways?

Hi Oliver, Thanks a lot for the quick reply.

I have the 'IInkUIReferenceImplementation' folder along with 'MyScriptInteractiveInk-UIReferenceImplementation.podspec' from the example projects in the same folder where I have my podfile for my custom framework. so, the pod 'MyScriptInteractiveInk-UIReferenceImplementation', :path => './' is properly pointing to the 'IInkUIReferenceImplementation' folder. How do I verify that this is correct and deployed properly?

>>I recommend you try to make it easy: get the MyScriptInteractiveInk-UIReferenceImplementation  from the podspec you provide. Then add the whole into your project.

Also, by this do you mean that I should add the 'MyScriptInteractiveInk-Runtime' folder present inside the generated Pods/ folder into my project? or Add the 'IInkUIReferenceImplementation' folder present at the project folder level into the project?

Thanks,

Amruthesh C

Hi Oliver,

No, I am still getting header not found errors for files which are inside include/IInk/graphics and other nested folders.

I also tried adding the 'MyScriptInteractiveInk-UIReferenceImplementation' and the 'MyScriptInteractiveInk-Runtime' folder inside Pods/ also. In this case I am still getting class/import not found issue.

Yes, I am adding other third party cocoa pod libraries inside my custom swift framework.

Thanks,

Amruthesh C

Hi Oliver,

Thanks for your reply.

I have set the path correctly in the podfile as 'pod 'MyScriptInteractiveInk-UIReferenceImplementation', :path => './'

Should we place the 'MyScriptInteractiveInk-UIReferenceImplementation' folder in the project folder manually? or will it be downloaded automatically on doing Pod install? 

If its downloaded automatically, then what about its podspec file? Will that also be generated automatically?

If not generated automatically, is it mandatory to add this folder along with its podspec file?

Also, after running pod install, 'MyScriptInteractiveInk-Runtime' folder gets generated under project/Pods/ . Do we need to do anything with this folder?

To attach the 'MyScriptInteractiveInk-UIReferenceImplementation' in to the project do I need to add/change any settings under project>builld settings ?

Thanks,

Amruthesh C

Hi Oliver,

Thanks for your reply.

The steps for using the example projects are very clear and I am able to run them without any issues using your documentation.

But doing the same on my custom framework is where I am facing the issues as following the same steps is not working. I believe MyScript framework can be integrated into a Swift framework which has other third party libraries.

Will check the forums and do a clean setup again.

Thanks,

Amruthesh C