Carthage

[TofPlay]

Hi,
It's will be great to add Carthage support

Take a look at these articles:

• Ruthlessly Simple Dependency Management with Carthage
• Carthage Tutorial: Getting Started
• Making Carthage-compatible Frameworks with Swift
• Swift Cross Platform Framework 👍

[mkoehnke]

Hi, thank you for the article links! Carthage is definitely something I want to support. To do this, it might be necessary to create a new project for the WKZombie files itself. I'll look into it.

[Dershowitz011]

@mkoehnke I'd happily do it for you. If you don't mind.

[mkoehnke]

@Dershowitz011 Thanks for your offer. Sure. Just make a pull request with a short description of what you've changed. Thanks!

[Dershowitz011]

There's really nothing to change @mkoehnke . Just add all the classes you've made already to a framework and share it. That's all. But I am not getting how to import hpple. 😞

[mkoehnke]

@Dershowitz011 As a dependency of WKZombie, does hpple have to support Carthage as well? Because it currently doesn't.

[Dershowitz011]

No it doesn't need Carthage support. If your framework has it as a dependency, it's enough!

[mkoehnke]

Implemented with pull request #25

[antjebara]

Hi,
The hpple framework dependency is causing an issue:
Could not pick a version for github "mkoehnke/hpple", due to mutually incompatible requirements: "31e334f56953d8ff38c4d36910ea364d4f465fa6" "master"

I cant install WKZombie using carthage.

Help
Thank you 💃

[mkoehnke]

Hi @antoine-ki. Thanks for trying out WKZombie! Unfortunately, I can't reproduce the issue you're seeing. Could you please be more specific about the content of your Cartfile and your carthage parameters.

[antjebara]

Hi, Sure,

Cartfile Content:
github "mkoehnke/WKZombie"

Cartfile update:
carthage update --platform iOS

I have a Regular Carthage installation

When i run the update command i get:
*** Fetching WKZombie *** Fetching hpple Could not pick a version for github "mkoehnke/hpple", due to mutually incompatible requirements: "31e334f56953d8ff38c4d36910ea364d4f465fa6" "master"

[mkoehnke]

@antoine-ki Strange. Please try to add a tag number to your Cartfile
github "mkoehnke/WKZombie" "0.9.5"

and run carthage again:
carthage update --no-use-binaries --platform iOS

[antjebara]

It Worked!

I added the version number to the Cartfile.
Didn't add --no-use-binaries

Can you tell me why the error was occurring?

Thank you 👯

[mkoehnke]

@antoine-ki It looks like that Carthage doesn't work that well if a framework dependency (hpple) is referenced via branch name. Using a tag seems to be the way to go. I've created a new WKZombie version (0.9.5) that does that. As Carthage always uses the latest tag by default, github "mkoehnke/WKZombie"should work now as well. Could you please try that with your setup?

[antjebara]

Worked! Thank you.

Side question: (i dont want to open an issue for it)
Lets say i want to get the content of an input that i filled

I do:
browser.open(NSURL(string: "https://www.google.com")!) >>> browser.get(by: .Name("q")) >>> browser.setAttribute("value", value: "test") >>> browser.get(by: .Name("q"))

then `=== testRes

function testRes(){}`

What should the input of the function be? HTMLElement? I tried it it gives me an error

[mkoehnke]

@antoine-ki I would like to avoid mixing issues / questions. Feel free to open a new issue anytime. Even if it's just a question.

Anyway. Regarding your question. Your code should look something like this:

    browser.open(NSURL(string: "https://www.google.com")!) 
>>> browser.get(by: .Name("q")) 
>>> browser.setAttribute("value", value: "test")
>>> browser.get(by: .Name("q"))
=== testRes

func testRes(result: HTMLElement?) {
  // handle result
}

or

func testRes(result: Result<HTMLElement>) {
  switch result {
  case .Success(let value): // handle success
  case .Error(let error): // handle error
  }
}

Let me know if that helps and I can close this issue.

Thanks.