ios-frameworks

When developing cocoa touch framework, how can i use code from third party framework by referencing it other then including it in the "link binary with libraries" option? I dont want to link to binary in order to prevent symbol conflicts between hosting project and the framework (project which will use the framework) Additionally i will need the framework code to use the hosting project reference to the third party framework, how can it be done? Or should i take different approach for example static framework (i am not familiar with the small differences of the two) Select the target you want

Jumping off of this facebook/react-native#1626 GitHub issue , I had a question about setting up a React Native view within an iOS share extension I posted an example GitHub repo that demonstrates the problem, summarized below. So far the proof-of-concept setup is pretty straightforward, but I feel like I'm missing something very simple. In my react-native init scaffolded Xcode project I created a new Share Extension target, and within it linked the appropriate React Native static libraries ( libReact.a , libRCTWebSocket.a , etc.). This gets our project compiling for a very simple

Getting this error on Archiving my app. Framework used is my own. So I cross checked. Bitcode in framework is Enabled. Not sure why am I getting this issue. These are the build settings in my framework : I followed this link but didn't work. Tried to set -fembed-bitcode in framework's project (not target, but project, since it is recommended in the link) setting. Try to set Skip Install to YES and Embed Bitcode to YES in framework build settings. Bitcode is an abstract encoding of an app that can be used to re-compile it in different ways, given a set of instructions. You can confirm whether

I am using XCode 8 + Swift 3. I created a fresh iOS project named " MyApp ". Then, I create a Cocoa touch framework project, named "MySubProject". (The idea is to have MyApp project accessing MySubProject code.) They are on the same level folder: - MyApp/ - MySubProject/ I added MySubProject into MyApp project, linked the MySubProject framework. Everything works fine. My project structure looks like this: All works until here! (MyApp code can access MyService code) Now, I need MySubProject to use Alamofire to communicate with backend. So, under MySubProject/ I setup the Alamofire with CocoaPod

Using iOS 8, Xcode 6 . Let's say I have 2 dynamic frameworks, frameworkA and frameworkB and they are both dependent on libC . In addition, I have an app that uses both frameworkA and frameworkB . My original thought was to make frameworkA and frameworkB umbrella frameworks and libC a subframework. However, Apple advises against umbrella framework and this post describes why umbrella framework is a bad idea due to potential linker conflict issue. My second option is to use cocoapods (still new to this so a bit fuzzy on details) to use libC as a pod which then gets compiled into frameworkA and

I have created a swift framework for distribution to private customers and its the first time I have created an iOS framework so I am very clueless about a lot of things. Is it possible that my source codes can be hidden.I have searched everywhere but I can't find a proper answer to this. I'm not sure if Im explaining it thoroughly but to simplify I don't want developers to be able to modify or see the code in my framework. Can't developers just go and edit my code that they embedded in their own app.Is there a way to prohibit this. Thank you. Here is a fantastic tutorial demonstrates how to