fix for import as cocoa touch framework as module to a swift only project

[krusche]

This change resolves issue #2205

With the change you can create a Cocoa Touch Framework with Xcode 6 for AFNetworking and import the AFNetworking Framework into a Swift only Xcode Project without compiler errors.
You just need to make all headers public in the Build Phases section of the Cocoa Touch Framework.

[kylef]

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[mattt]

Thanks, @krusche—much appreciated!

[Maxwell2022]

Is it possible to have a detailed documentation about this? Some kind of tutorial? Do I still need a <Project>-Bridging-Header.h file? How to expose the headers publically in the build phase? Thanks

[krusche]

@Maxwell2022 I did that on my own. I created a new iOS8 framework via Xcode and included the AFNetworking sources by myself. Then you can drag and drop the Xcode project file of the iOS 8 framework into your application and reference it as target dependency. When you use an AFNetworking class in your Swift code and you Cmd+Klick on the class name, you see the header in its Swift representation. A bridging header is not required, because the iOS8 framework cares about it. You can expose framework headers as usually by declaring them in the Build Phases --> Headers --> Public section

If you are interested, have a look at my example project which includes AFNetworking as iOS8 framework: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/14076666/example.zip
(However the version of AFNetworking I used is about 6 months old)