Allow CosmosView Customization From Interface Builder #110
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This was referenced May 12, 2018
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Currently if Cosmos is setup using Carthage, it is not possible to customize the CosmosView within Interface Builder. More discussion surrounding this problem can be found here. The solution, discovered by @toshi0383 and discussed here, is to add CosmosView.swift to the list of Public Headers.
When setting up the Custom Class in your project, note that Cosmos may not show up in the Module dropdown, but you can just manually type it in and it will work.