what is the correct import statement for bridging header in swift project using cocoapods about libphonenumber-ios HOT 8 CLOSED

Are you using cocoapods or added it manually ?

from libphonenumber-ios.

using cocoapods

from libphonenumber-ios.

so I think I figured out the problem: the "-" in the path gets replaced with an underscore automatically by cocoapods. Thus it should be

#import <libPhoneNumber_iOS/NBPhoneNumber.h>

Perhaps it might be good to add that to the readme for a swift cocoapods example?

However I'm still running into another issue - error no such module when I try to add import statements to the swift file say MyViewController.swift

import NBPhoneNumber
import NBPhoneNumberUtil

from libphonenumber-ios.

OK I will add in readme soon.

from libphonenumber-ios.

so about the issue I'm still having - I should just be able to use the import statement as noted above - what am I missing?

from libphonenumber-ios.

You don't need import it in swift, just use it.
And, swift guide was updated it in README.

from libphonenumber-ios.

I think the readme might be wrong if using cocoapods

#import "libPhoneNumber-iOS/NBPhoneNumberUtil.h"
#import "libPhoneNumber-iOS/NBPhoneNumber.h"

didnt work for me

this import statement below did work for me

#import <libPhoneNumber_iOS/NBPhoneNumberUtil.h>
#import <libPhoneNumber_iOS/NBPhoneNumber.h>

however I would have to have an import statement in the swift file as well to NBPhoneNumberUtil if using cocoapods - which didn't work for some reason.

from libphonenumber-ios.

In may case it didn't changed ("-" to "_").
Anyway, you can see your library path in project navigator view.

And did you checked your bridging header in build setting ?
Maybe you should check your build setting and relative file path.

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