motion-cocoapods allows RubyMotion projects to integrate with the CocoaPods dependency manager.

$ [sudo] gem install motion-cocoapods

Or if you use Bundler:

gem 'motion-cocoapods'

1. Edit the Rakefile of your RubyMotion project and add the following require line:

   require 'rubygems'
   require 'motion-cocoapods'

2. Still in the Rakefile, set your dependencies using the same language as you would do in Podfiles.

   Motion::Project::App.setup do |app|
     # ...
     app.pods do
       pod 'AFNetworking'
     end
   end

   You can use use_frameworks! to install pods as frameworks (NOTE This feature requires RubyMotion 4.18+).

   Motion::Project::App.setup do |app|
     # ...
     app.pods do
       use_frameworks!
       pod 'AFNetworking'
     end
   end

3. If this is the first time using CocoaPods on your machine, you'll need to let CocoaPods do some setup work with the following command:

   $ [bundle exec] pod setup
   

To tell motion-cocoapods to download your dependencies, run the following rake task:

$ [bundle exec] rake pod:install

That’s all. The build system will properly download the given pods and their dependencies. On the next build of your application it will pod the pods and link them to your application executable.

If the vendor/Podfile.lock file exists, this will be used to install specific versions. To update the versions, use the following rake task:

$ [bundle exec] rake pod:update

If necessary, you can pass vendor_project options to the pods configuration method. These options are described here. For instance, to only generate BridgeSupport metadata for a single pod, which might be needed if a dependency that you’re not using directly is causing issues (such as C++ headers), you can specify that like so:

   Motion::Project::App.setup do |app|
     app.pods :headers_dir => 'Headers/AFNetworking' do
       pod 'AFNetworking'
       # ...
     end
   end

By default the output of CocoaPods doing its work is silenced. If, however, you would like to see the output, you can set the COCOAPODS_VERBOSE env variable:

$ [bundle exec] rake pod:install COCOAPODS_VERBOSE=1

1. Setup a local development environment.

   $ git clone git://github.com/HipByte/motion-cocoapods.git
   $ cd motion-cocoapods
   $ [bundle exec] rake bootstrap
   

2. Verify that all the tests are passing.

   $ [bundle exec] rake spec
   

3. Create your patch and send a pull-request.

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