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This reverts commit 735cf94.
Unfortunately, I am unable to reproduce the error. Could you please provide additional information? Did you try to run the example on the simulator or a real device? Which version of Xcode are you using? For me, building and running the example succeeds for the simulator and also for my iPhone 6 running iOS 8.3. It would also be helpful to see the actual error message. You should be able to find it in Sorry for the inconvenience. |
When I run the iOS example on the simulator. It build successfully but there is nothing in the simulator but a black screen. When I run the iOS example project on my iPhone6 Plus running iOS 8.3 This is my xcode version And this is the log when running on the simulator.
Did you run the iOS Example project? |
Thank you very much for the fast response! The strange thing is, that you seem to see two instances of the Framework Scheme but no iOS Example Project Scheme. I went ahead and shared the iOS Example run Scheme. Maybe that fixes the problem? If not, I will download Xcode 6.3 tomorrow to see, if that causes the error. I am using Xcode 6.3.2. |
I am really confused with this, Maybe I should merge it first and see whether this can work. I download your repo and checkout to feature/Framework branch everything works well |
Dynamic Framework (& Carthage support)
I have merged your PR, but after |
Thank you for merging. I will have a look at the issue as soon as I can find the time. I will get back to you soon. |
Currently, DKChainableAnimationKit does not have a framework target. Instead the classes are in a project shared with an iOS sample app. This setup is prohibits the use of carthage as a depency manager. Also, imho the frameworks classes and the sample project should be separated.
I went ahead and separated everything into two projects. There now is one project for the actual framework and another one for the sample app. I also added a workspace containing both projects.
In addition I updated the .gitignore to also ignore OS X files like .DS_Store and fixes a spelling mistake (DKChainaleAnimationKit.swift --> DKChainableAnimationKit.swift).