Installing issuse

[tqhuy1811]

Hi Christopher,

I tried to install your framework and encountered this problem after launching my project.

Could not build Objective-C module 'Alamofire'

[chrisdhaan]

@tqhuy1811 there isn't enough information here for me to properly assist you. Can you fill out the information below:

CDYelpFusionKit Environment

CDYelpFusionKit version:
Xcode version:
Swift version:
Platform(s) running CDYelpFusionKit:
macOS version running Xcode:

and in the future follow the template when submitting an issue?

[tqhuy1811]

I am sorry, I am kinda new to Github

CDYelpFusionKit version: 1.2.0
Xcode version: 9.0
Swift version: 4.0
Platform(s) running CDYelpFusionKit: Cocaopod
macOS version running Xcode: 10.13

I tried to creat a "bridging header file" for Alamofire framework but the result is still the same
I also tried to build Alamofire scheme first and clean my project but nothing changed

[chrisdhaan]

Does your project also support objective-c? I don't know why a bridging header file would be needed. I'm able to install the framework just fine via CocoaPods on my laptop. Do you have a link to your project you are comfortable sharing?

[tqhuy1811]

My project is purely in swift. Sure, it's just a little school project
https://github.com/MonicaTran/hobby-quest/commits/master

[chrisdhaan]

Awesome! Thanks. The GitHub link will really help. I'll hopefully have a solution for you within the next 24 hours.

[umerk12345]

I tried running your IOS example but I too kept getting errors

[chrisdhaan]

@umerk12345 can you fill out the following information:

CDYelpFusionKit Environment

CDYelpFusionKit version:
Xcode version:
Swift version:
Platform(s) running CDYelpFusionKit:
macOS version running Xcode:

Based on the image it looks like the macOS and watchOS targets were installed which haven't been released in an official version yet which has me thinking you're possibly on a pre-release version. What dependency manager did you use to install it?

[chrisdhaan]

@tqhuy1811 please add the following lines of code to the bottom of your Podfile:

post_install do |installer|
    installer.pods_project.targets.each do |target|
        if target.name == 'CDYelpFusionKit' || target.name == 'ObjectMapper' || target.name == 'Alamofire' || target.name == 'AlamofireObjectMapper'
            target.build_configurations.each do |config|
                config.build_settings['SWIFT_VERSION'] = '3.0'
            end
        end
    end
end

I was able to use this to successfully buildi CDYelpFusionKit and use it in your project. @umerk12345 try this solution if you were using CocoaPods as your dependency manager.

I will be releasing a new version of CDYelpFusionKit 2.0.0 built with Swift 4 by the end of the week. At that point this code won't be needed anymore. I'll keep this issue open until then.

[umerk12345]

It works for me now! Thank you

[tqhuy1811]

@chrisdhaan It works for me too ! Thank you!

[tqhuy1811]

@chrisdhaan A new problem occured
, when I tried to "import CDYelpFusionKit", it keeps saying that "no such module exists" I tried to all of these solutions here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29500227/getting-error-no-such-module-using-xcode-but-the-framework-is-there , none of them work for me