I am trying to integrate Master card merchant SDK. I am following all steps as described but always fails with error framework not found.
https://developer.mastercard.com/page/masterpass-merchant-sdk-for-ios#
Below is the screen shot of my framework search path
Below is the error which I am getting when trying to add framework in Xcode project
First of all You need to be sure that framework included in linked libraries. Go to project settings and check it is listed in Link binary With Libraries section.
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I have build a iOS framework eg: abc.framework. Now in abc.framework I have added FirebaseDatabase and FirebaseMessaging. The abc.framework compiles and builds properly. However when I add the abc.framework and abc.bundle in my iOS project eg: xyz.project then it is giving error "framework not found Fabric for architecture armv7". I have not added Fabric in abc.framework and not in my xyz.project. However when I remove the Firebase from the abc.framework then the error disappears from xyz.project and the project compiles and run without errors.
If anyone has encountered the same issue then please let me know how should I solve the issue. I have to integrate Firebase in abc.framework and that framework will be added in xyz.project
Nested frameworks are not allowed in IOS , it's only allowed in MacOSX , to create a frameWork it must be of a pure code , fabric is in Firebase , also framework must support all architecture armv7,64 and soon on this configured when you build it, I encountered the same situation posted in Apple forums and find that
If CocoaPods is an option for you, the recent CocoaPods 1.4.0 release has added the static framework podspec option, which enables the definition of static frameworks that allow depending upon other static frameworks like Fabric.
I'm trying to add facebook login on react native latest version 0.49 by follow this tutorial
https://github.com/facebook/react-native-fbsdk
I did step by step and see some videos on youtube and did exactly but I still get the same 28 errors
I guess maybe it's because in the link Binary with Libraries I can't see the FBSDK, even I added it as explained on tutorial to Frameworks folder
I saw some posts in stack overflow e.g
React Native iOS build failed : Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64
but without any help.
thanks.
There is an issue with XCode 9, where when you drag and drop any files, it does not get added to the target.
You need to manually add them to your target in File inspector now.
This can happen not only with frameworks but other files as well. To prevent this issue, whenever you want to add any file or resource to your XCode project, you should first add that file/resource to the project folder and then right-click and then add to your XCode project using Add Files to ..
I am new to iOS and trying to implement Facebook SDK in a project using AppGuru Facebook integration in Swift tutorial. But I am facing this linker command error while building my app:
error is framework not found Bolts for architecture x84_64(linker command failed with exit code 1)
Here is a screenshot:
Download demo project with facebook login from below URL. you have to configure your facebook app id.
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You have to import this 3 frameworks in your project.
Check on this
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/ios
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/ios
Framework search path - add below line
$(PROJECT_DIR)/Projectname/FacebookSDK
Also check, bolts, core and login kit of facebook has to be in build phase -> Link binary with libraries
Follow steps -
Go to your project setting page
Select your project (left side)
Click the Build Settings tab
Search Bitcode
Set Enable Bitcode to No
I had the same error. I deleted the ParseFacebookUtils.framework library from my project and kept only the ParseFacebookUtilsV4.framework.
When using the AWS Mobile SDK for iOS and Facebook SDK together, you should not import Bolts.framework in your project. If you remove it, it should compile.
Copy the frameworks into the project but, unlike what Facebook tutorial suggests, select "Copy items into destination group's folder". I did that and it worked fine for me.
I had a working application, and then I learned to use cocoapods and I installed CWPopup. I had not tried to run the app since I started using the .xcworkspace instead of .xcodeproj so I think that may be the problem, but I'm not sure.
I had zero errors and then I tried to run it and now I have 14 errors, all saying Apple Mach-O Linker Error. Underneath each one I see different things mentioning twitter and facebook seesions and requests and such. I don't even use twitter or facebook in my app, this is a very basic app.
This error says that you lost some required frameworks or libraries in your project. Check in your Targets->Build Phases-> Link Binary With Labraries is all required frameworks and libraries added.
I am trying to link the facebook library to my app but i am getting this very strange error:
what does this mean? I got this to work on another app, the files and code are the same...
The error you are seeing is from the linker. When you compile your code, the compiler can find declarations for all the functions that you need, because you're including the facebook header (facebook.h). But when it comes time to link your program, the linker tries and fails to find compiled versions of those facebook methods. You need to bring the facebook SDK into your project and link against it.
The way I'm going to recommend linking against the Facebook SDK is actually one I haven't tried before, but it looks like the simplest way to get your project building:
Download and install the FacebookSDK framework from here.
Drag the FacebookSDK.framework bundle, which will end up in ~/Documents/FacebookSDK into your Xcode project.
When given the option, choose not to "Copy items into destination group's folder" and make sure that your application target is selected in the "Add to targets" section.
You may have to change your current #import/#include lines. To see the facebook methods from the framework you just imported, you should import like:
#import <FacebookSDK/FacebookSDK.h>