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user3847113
user3847113

Reputation: 307

Install SwiftKeychainWrapper manually

I would like to install SwiftKeychainWrapper manually because I get error when I try to install it using CocoaPods.

In description it says that I need to download and drop KeychainWrapper.swift and KeychainItemAcessibility.swift into my project.

I clicked on Clone or download -> Download ZIP. In downloaded SwiftKeychainWrapper folder there are KeychainWrapper.swift and KeychainItemAcessibility.swift files. I drag and dropped them to my project under the same root where there are Main.storyboard, AppDelegate.swift,...

Then is says to use the keychain wrapper in your app, import SwiftKeychainWrapper into the file(s) where you want to use it.

I added import SwiftKeychainWrapper to a file where I want to use it and I get error No such module 'SwiftKeychainWrapper'.

What am I doing wrong, why can't I use it?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1899

Answers (1)

alexburtnik
alexburtnik

Reputation: 7741

Just as @dan said you don't need to import any other modules if you add source files directly to your project. When a library is added via cocoapods, all of it's sources are in a separate module and you need to do import ModuleName to make them accessible.

If your read carefully github instructions, you'll find that for manual approach you should only copy the files and nothing more:

Manually

Download and drop KeychainWrapper.swift and KeychainItemAcessibility.swift into your project.

P.S. Also make sure that you copy those files into you project folder before dragging them into Xcode because that will just add links to files in your Downloads folder or wherever they are placed.

Upvotes: 1

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