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Ahmed AbdallahAhmed Abdallah 2,2511 gold badge18 silver badges29 bronze badges 3 Open the Podfile with TextEdit use terminal
answered Jul 11, 2016 at 12:35
Ahmed AbdallahAhmed Abdallah 2,2511 gold badge18 silver badges29 bronze badges 4 Open file from Terminal
answered Jul 11, 2016 at 13:57
Yakiv KovalskyiYakiv Kovalskyi 1,7371 gold badge15 silver badges29 bronze badges 4 I think you will try these steps : 1- $ cd Your file location 2- $ open -a Xcode Podfile answered Jul 11, 2016 at 13:22
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1.open podfile from terminal
2.You can also open podfile using xcode Right click to podfile and choose openwith xcode. answered Jul 11, 2016 at 12:49
Drag and drop it to TextEdit or open project in XCode and edit there. answered Jul 11, 2016 at 12:50
IgorIgor 11.9k4 gold badges54 silver badges72 bronze badges To create a new project with CocoaPods, follow these simple steps: Integrating CocoaPods with an existing workspace requires one extra line in your
Podfile. Simply specify the Many people are confused about when to use You can find a detailed explanation about
when to use each and what are the intended usage of each command in this dedicated guide. Whether or not you check in your Whether or not you check in the This file is generated after the first run of Running There's a great video from Google about how this works: "CocoaPods and Lockfiles (Route 85)". In Xcode, with references directly from the ruby source, it: Note that steps 3 onwards are skipped if the CocoaPods static library is already in your project. This is largely based on Jonah
Williams' work on Static Libraries. CocoaPods and git submodules attempt to solve very similar problems. Both strive to simplify the process of including 3rd party code in your project. Submodules link to a specific commit of that project,
while a CocoaPod is tied to a versioned developer release. Before you decide to make the full switch to CocoaPods, make sure that the libraries you are currently using are all available. It is also a good idea to record the versions of the libraries you are currently using, so that you can setup
CocoaPods to use the same ones. It's also a good idea to do this incrementally, going dependency by dependency instead of one big move. How do I run a Podfile?This can be done by running $ pod init . Open your Podfile. The first line should specify the platform and version supported.. Save your Podfile.. Run $ pod install.. Open the MyApp. xcworkspace that was created. This should be the file you use everyday to create your app.. How do I find Podfile?Go to the folder project from your terminal with command "cd your/folder/proect/directory". After that command, if you list the content directory you'll can see file with name Podfile.
How do I open a POD file in Terminal Mac?Right click on that and choose Open With option in that you can open your Podfile in TextEditor or TextWrangler. If you have the CocoaPods app installed: open Podfile -a CocoaPods from the Podfile directory in Terminal will open the Podfile for editing in the app.
How do I edit Podfile?To update a pod file in Xcode project. First close xCode. Next cd into the directory where you have your project and the podfile.. In terminal change the directory to your project directory containing *.xcodeproj.. Run open Podfile. ... . Add pod'CorePlot', '~> 1.4' to it and save.. |