I would like to ask how come the docsets of Alamofire and Restofire different.
Is there any way i can render the documentation of Restofire to be like Alamofire.
When i see below Alamofire documentation, they are generated using jazzy. How to tell cocoa pods to generate comments using jazzy.?
When i updated my cocoapods gem to 1.0.0-beta.8, cocoadocs are not generated using jazzy and so it is also updated on website.
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I'm using Carthage and would like to manually install GooglePlaces. I cannot seem to find a Swift build anywhere or a way to build the swift binary for 4.2. The manual binary framework on Google's docs is for Obj-c.
https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/35827791
Google denying support for now.
Repo with directions for updating to latest. Places needs Maps it looks like.
https://github.com/kgnadinger/GooglePlaces-Carthage
https://github.com/joselinoneto/GoogleMaps-Carthage
I am trying to generate documentation for my Xcode project and I tried Jazzy documentation and Readme.io but I would like to know about Swagger will work like jazzy or not If it is can i know how to install Swagger in my Xcode.
Swagger is a tool for RESTful API. You better stick with Jazzy for documenting Xcode projects.
Now i update the ReactiveCocoa to 5(version 4.2.2) for the swift3.
But there has not api rac_signalForControlEvents(.TouchUpInside) for UIButton,which i use in previous version
Is there anyone know? How to resolve that?
Some part of the Obj-C API have been divided in another framework : ReactiveObjC.
I needed to install this framework to access these methods.
Solution :
As stated in README (Objective-C and Swift section), those Objective-C
API are splitted out to ReactiveObjC framework. You need to add
https://github.com/ReactiveCocoa/ReactiveObjC as a submodule, link the
framework, then import ReactiveObjC.
Please see the following discussion on the issue :
https://github.com/ReactiveCocoa/ReactiveCocoa/issues/3197
I am using Evernote APIs to create custom notepad and as per process I install the cocoapod the the ever note and follow all the steps given in documentation Evernote Documentation. When I goes to use it EvernoteSDK is not included.
No classes from evernote are visible for me.
It seems you are pointing to the old documentation. try the new one here.
It is very simple if you have cocopods file, add:-
pod 'evernote-cloud-sdk-ios'
I try to add Alamofire framework for IOS using cocoapods and adding it directly to the project. I get a lot of compiler errors in both cases though I follow all the guides.
Perhaps somebody can help me?
What version of Xcode and Alamofire are you using?
I can see an error there for Do-While which was removed in Swift 2.0
I guess you need to Upgrade to Xcode 7. Then follow again the steps from Alamofire Readme Page on Github.
I personally prefer CocoaPod to add frameworks.