问题
I'm using cocoapods now I would like to add a local pod dependency in my project, something like:
s.dependency = 'my pod', :path => ''
but I think is not possibile, some ideas?
回答1:
I have faced with the same issue and after lot of googling and asking on the CocoaPods github I have finally found the suitable answer.
It's not possible to set a local pod as a dependency, but it's possible to set a pod's source for a specific Podfile, which will work the same way.
E.g., in your podspec, you still have ()
s.dependency = 'my pod', '~> 1.0' # or whatever version you have
Then in your Example/demo/test project's Podfile:
pod 'my pod', :path => '/path/to/the/local/my_pod'
Then just run pod install and you will see both pods as a Development pods.
This way is very useful when you're developing 2 pods (one of which is dependend on the other) simultaneously, yet for release you will still have to publish your pod to the repo (either CocoaPods or a private repo).
回答2:
You can use pod with a path
pod 'PodName', :path => 'local_path_to/name.podspec'
The full chain you can find here
回答3:
Put the local dependency inside your pod's folder root directory, In your Podspec file, just add s.ios.dependency 'YourRootPodName/YourPodDependencyFolder' After that, create a subspace like so:
s.subspec 'YourRootPodName' do |ss| ss.source_files = 'YourRootPodName/**/*.{h,m}' end
as in this answer Cocoa podspec and path for dependency
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46052798/is-it-possible-to-add-a-local-dependency-to-podspec-file