'molpaylibrary/molpaylib.h' file not found - ios

I am trying to integrate MOLPay online payment gateway through its SDK.
When I import the MOLPay Library to AppDelegate.m and ViewController.m I get an error saying:
'molpaylibrary/molpaylib.h' file not found.
Can anyone help?

I downloaded the MOLPay framework and integrated into a Xcode project. There is no problem reaching the header file.
see here:
git clone https://github.com/andersc/MOLPay.git
Use that project and you should have no problem integrating MOLPay.
/A

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