Unexpected problem with Import Charts

[FrancisZamora]

I have been running iOS simulator to test my app, but when I switched over to my phone I started receiving the error No Such Module Charts.. It was working before when I used the iOS simulator but it stops working when I want to test it on my own phone.. I don't get it.

[jdmarshall90]

If you build the Charts framework scheme by itself for your device (not the simulator) first and then build the scheme for your app target (which will need to link to Charts), this should fix it.

I believe this applies for any framework target, not just Charts.

[FrancisZamora]

The thing is I imported the classes folder from charts so I do not have the option to build the charts framework scheme by itself.

[FrancisZamora]

I have the option to build Charts iOS which is a separate file from my project and is not in my project.

[jdmarshall90]

Oh I see. Is there a reason you can't just add Charts, as a whole, as a separate project in your Xcode workspace? That would allow you to do this.

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The thing is I imported the classes folder from charts so I do not have the option to build the charts framework scheme by itself.

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[pmairoldi]

If you have copied all the files to your project you shouldn't use import Charts since your aren't importing anything. The code is already in your app. It probably still works on the simulator since there is a chached version of the framework somewhere.