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Salman Ali
Salman Ali

Reputation: 255

No Such Module like Sqlite in Swift

i was making a project using sqlite in swift. I added Sqlite manually to my project like told in this tutorial This link under Manual method

So it compiled and worked fine with my mac. But when i transferred it to other one and compiled then it said No Such Module. See the image for error

But again when i manually added the framework to my xcode project in the other computer, it started working. Can you tell me how can i do it like that it does not need to be added again and again.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 4491

Answers (3)

Shez ratnani
Shez ratnani

Reputation: 121

Change your deployment target of your Project and your Target to IOS 11. That should do it. Also, make sure that the swift_version of all your targets is set to Swift 4.

Upvotes: 0

Elivan K.
Elivan K.

Reputation: 285

It took some time but here is the answer: 1. Need to download the file sqlite.swift-master.zip Downlod from here 2. Unzip it and drag the SQLite.xcodeproj file into your own project. 3. In your target’s General tab, click the + button under Linked Frameworks and Libraries, add the sqlite framework for ios and in the Embedded Binaries the sqlite.framework.

Here is a nice video that helps: Youtube video

Upvotes: 1

MwcsMac
MwcsMac

Reputation: 7168

This would be a great use of git for transferring between computers that way you can avoid issues like this and you will have less chance of losing work that started on one computer but forgot to transfer it to other computer.

Best practice would be to commit on major changes in code or if you are not going to be working on the code for an extend time frame. Or when you know that you need to transfer to another computer.

I use bitbucket because it allows unlimited private repositories. If you are going to do a file level copy you should always copy the full folder.

Upvotes: 0

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