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Manual install

Open tim-9red7 opened this issue 9 years ago • 5 comments

With all the issues with Cocoapods and El Cap, any chance of providing some guidance for manually installing Swocket?

tim-9red7 avatar Sep 25 '15 19:09 tim-9red7

Didn't know of any issues with cocoapods and el capitan, but I'm not suprised to hear that there are... :)

If you want to grab it manually: clone this repo and put everything in the Pod folder into you project. That should work? (Haven't tried myself)

mikaoj avatar Sep 26 '15 08:09 mikaoj

Tried that, guess I need a bridging header since you are using some C code. Getting Use of unresolved identifier errors. I'll keep plugging away. Thanks for the great work so far!

tim-9red7 avatar Sep 27 '15 19:09 tim-9red7

Ah, yeah of course...forgot about that one. Add an objective-c class to your project and Xcode will ask you if it should add an bridging header. include Swocket.h in the bridging header...that should fix it?

mikaoj avatar Sep 27 '15 20:09 mikaoj

I'll try when I get home and let you know the outcome.

tim-9red7 avatar Sep 27 '15 20:09 tim-9red7

That worked with a caveat.

  1. Dragged the contents of the Pod folder into Xcode.
  2. Created a bridging header and added "#import "Swocket.h" to it.
  3. At this point I was getting some errors on the following files: Transmittable.swift, Asyncable+Helpers.swift, Connectable+Async.swift, Transmittable.Async.swift. For some reason these files couldn't see any Foundation classes. I just added "import Foundation" to these files and things seem to be working.
    • I do see 4 warnings on Socket.c: "Variable 'sockfd' may be uninitialized when used here" Though things are still working.

tim-9red7 avatar Sep 28 '15 11:09 tim-9red7