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adamsuskin
adamsuskin

Reputation: 547

Unresolved Identifier - Objective-C Pod in Swift

I have followed all instructions to install an Objective-C pod into my Swift project. I made a bridging header that IS being found upon build, but I cannot access any of classes. The bridging header path is relative to srcroot so I am not worried about the file being found.

I imported my pod in the bridging header like so:

#import <ASCFlatUIColor/ASCFlatUIColor.h>

I have already looked here: How to call Objective C code from Swift, but I am still getting errors from:

self.view.backgroundColor = ASCFlatUIColor.emeraldColor()

I have no errors in the pod, but my project simply is not capable of finding the pod's files:

Use of unresolved identifier 'ASCFlatUIColor'

Do I have to add any user header search paths?

Any help?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1253

Answers (1)

adamsuskin
adamsuskin

Reputation: 547

Alright so I found the fix. Make sure to link the framework in "Link Binary with Libraries":

Link Binary With Libraries Screenshot

After you do that, you can add an import statement:

import ASCFlatUIColor

And then you have access to:

self.view.backgroundColor = ASCFlatUIColor.emeraldColor()

Hope this helps someone else!

Upvotes: 3

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