I am trying to write a KMP new relic wrapper for i...

# ios

[Andrew Reed]

I am trying to write a KMP new relic wrapper for iOS and Android, when importing in the cocoapod for ios (NewRelicAgent)

pod("NewRelicAgent") {
    version = "7.4.7"
    moduleName = "NewRelic"
    headers = "NewRelic.xcframework/ios-arm64/NewRelic.framework/Headers/NewRelic.h"
}

It seems like its unable to find the headers, i tried a few variants, and the same result in unable to import. The frustrating thing, we only really need the header files to generate the mappings.
The aim is to open source it, here is pointing at this branch for now.
https://github.com/MyUNiDAYS/newrelik/tree/s/dependencies
Any help? i guess its because the cocoapod is basically a universal framework.
One option would be to create a private pod that exposes a single framework but seems like a sledgehammer approach.

[Timofey Solonin]

Hi! Could you please try just the:

pod("NewRelicAgent") {
    version = "7.4.7"
    moduleName = "NewRelic"
}

It seems to work for me

[Andrew Reed]

its empty

[Andrew Reed]

no mappings, no headers

[Andrew Reed]

im pretty sure its to do with it being a cocoapod that includes a universal framework as its source

[Timofey Solonin]

Is there a specific thing that doesn't work? I tried checking out the branch and this pod seems to work for me if I don't specify the headers

[Andrew Reed]

what is this black magic

[Andrew Reed]

using kotlin 1.9.10?

[Andrew Reed]

and xcode 15?

[Timofey Solonin]

Yes

[Andrew Reed]

are you using an intel mac?

[Timofey Solonin]

No, I have an arm macOS machine.

Is there any chance you could be importing the pod in commonMain by accident?

[Andrew Reed]

Screenshot 2023-11-27 at 21.08.23.png

[Andrew Reed]

so you dont get any of that?

[Andrew Reed]

ah hang about

[Andrew Reed]

i have been tricked

[Andrew Reed]

it does seem to be generating the bindings

[Andrew Reed]

thanks @Timofey Solonin