Hello, I have yet another question about cocoapods...

# kotlin-native

[Nikita Khlebushkin]

Hello, I have yet another question about cocoapods in K/N

☑️ I'm using cocoapods plugin, specify cocoapods dependency and run :analytics:podspec (where analytics is my KMP module)
☑️ podspec is generated and I'm using the project from Podfile
☑️ import analytics works in Xcode
☑️ iOS project with the aforementioned Podfile builds successfully
❌ import cocoapods.Analytics is highlighted in red in Intellij Idea and causes compile errors such as Packages cannot be imported

How do I make the frameworks appear in Kotlin project? Many thanks in advance

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[Nikita Khlebushkin]

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[Nikita Khlebushkin]

build.gradle.kts

[Nikita Khlebushkin]

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[basher]

might be this: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-36086

[basher]

might not matter that you're not using explicit cinterop (cocoapods instead)

[Nikita Khlebushkin]

@basher It isn't just IDE, the build from Xcode also fails as soon as I add import line

[Artyom Degtyarev [JB]]

Packages cannot be imported, please try to add .* in the end of import line.

[Nikita Khlebushkin]

@Artyom Degtyarev [JB] Then it doesn't complain about imports, but if I try to use anything from the framework, I get "not resolved" build error

[Artyom Degtyarev [JB]]

Can you try to open your bindings and look through it? It can be done in IDEA or via klib command-line tool, presented in your ~/.konan/kotlin-native-<hostname>-<version>/bin/ .

[Artyom Degtyarev [JB]]

Your bindings should be located somewhere like /build/classes/kotlin/ios/main/<projectname>-cinterop-Analytics.klib.

[Nikita Khlebushkin]

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[Nikita Khlebushkin]

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[Artyom Degtyarev [JB]]

Nice, this means you have those bindings generated correctly. Can you check now, is some specific class or function you use listed on any of those <i>_Analytics.knm ? Also, is IDE suggesting something familiar when you try to import a concrete class rather than .* ?

[Nikita Khlebushkin]

I'm using this class, for example

[Nikita Khlebushkin]

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[Nikita Khlebushkin]

It was in 0_Analytics.knm

[Nikita Khlebushkin]

IDE doesn't approve it

[Nikita Khlebushkin]

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[Nikita Khlebushkin]

Compiling also fails /analytics/Tracker.kt: (19, 9): Unresolved reference: SEGAnalytics

[Artyom Degtyarev [JB]]

Ok, and when you do it like, Analytics.SEGAnalytics()? This screenshot shows that you import all cocoapods packages instead of a concrete Analytics package.

[Artyom Degtyarev [JB]]

Or just make import more detalized.

[Nikita Khlebushkin]

I tried this

[Nikita Khlebushkin]

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[Nikita Khlebushkin]

IDE still doesn't like it

[Nikita Khlebushkin]

BUT

[Nikita Khlebushkin]

XCode built it!

[Artyom Degtyarev [JB]]

😤

[Nikita Khlebushkin]

Thanks a lot!

[Artyom Degtyarev [JB]]

I suppose on some stage of this import dancing, IDEA just got stuck with it’s all indexing thing. Reopening the project can help in such cases, not the best option I know, but useful.

[Nikita Khlebushkin]

I casted a "Invalidate Cache and Restart" spell, but the errors didn't go away

[Nikita Khlebushkin]

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[Nikita Khlebushkin]

But it is something I can live with

[Artyom Degtyarev [JB]]

Seems like Ben’s ticket is related to this one. For now, I can only recommend to go to the YouTrack and vote for it.