Hello everyone, I'm very new to Kotlin native and I know almost nothing about iOS-development. I'm t...

# kotlin-native

[tieskedh]

Hello everyone,
I'm very new to Kotlin native and I know almost nothing about iOS-development.
I'm trying refactor an existing IOS-app which uses pods.

I use JWTDecode as POD dependency.
The idea autocompletion etc. works.
When I build the code for an emulator, it fails on JWTDecodeIos.
The error I get is: (1,9) Module JWTDecode not found.
The project has objc-attributes added: https://github.com/auth0/JWTDecode.swift/pull/55
The top-level pod uses: use_frameworks!
(It also has the JWTDecode-dependency...)

I do have:

// Revert to just ios() when gradle plugin can properly resolve it
val onPhone = System.getenv("SDK_NAME")?.startsWith("iphoneos") ?: false
if (onPhone) {
    iosArm64("ios")
} else {
    iosX64("ios")
}

which maybe explains the difference? But removing the if and trying first one and then the other also didn't seem to work.

Can anyone help me?

[georg]

Did you open the workspace or the project in AppCode?

[tieskedh]

I believe I opened on the project, but it told me I could use the workspace, so I did.
It build for me before, but it stopped working after adding a pod-dependency, if that help to answer your question?

[georg]

Ok. When using Cocoapods you always need to open the workspace. Otherwise AppCode and Xcode can’t resolve the dependencies.
When you add a new pod you need to execute pod install to generate the workspace with the new pod.

[tieskedh]

Thanks, it works!!!