environment for xcode 7.2, realm-swift-0.96-2.3.
At the terminal, enter sudogem install cocoapods to install pod setupSuccessfully installed cocoapods -0.39.0.
Then you enter pod setup, Setting up CocoaPods master repo, Setup completedxcode.
So I typed $pod install and it printed command not found, so I typed $pod install again.
[!] No `Podfile' found in the project directory.
printed.The result was the same when I moved to the directory where the folder for the Xcode project was located.
How do I make RealmSwift available for Swift projects?
realm cocoapods
I think it will be about how to deploy libraries with common CocoaPods.
Read GET STARTED on Official site and the site that explains CocoaPods
Before you can deploy a library for Swift's projects, you must first create a Swift project.Then create a Podfile in the directory with the xcodeproj.
For RealmSwift, see How to deploy the formula.For example, the text file looks like the following:
platform:ios, '8.0'
use_frameworks!
target 'target name' do
pod 'RealmSwift'
end
You can create a text editor or anything.
The target name will be displayed in TARGETS when you view project information in Xcode.
The use_frameworks! specification is required when deploying a library for Swift and generates and links a Dynamic Framework instead of a traditional Static Link Library.You can use the library in import without a bridging header (but will no longer work with iOS 7 or earlier).
The rest is a directory with Podfile and
pod install
Open the workspace from the .xcworkspace file that will be created after running and waiting for a while.
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