It can't work in the Xcode8 version.

[wy358688217]

It can't work in the Xcode8 version.

[nuclearace]

Is your project a Swift 3 project, and are you using the current version?

[San-Jeevan]

Yeah, alot of errors. But it appears your library is not the only one struggling to adapt to Swift3.
I really cannot afford to lose time so I am currently downgrading both to iOS9 and Xcode7

[nuclearace]

I mean, it's been updated to Swift 3. How are you including the library?

[San-Jeevan]

CocoaPods.
I did pod install.
Look it may just be me and it all works for everyone else. I am now back in xcode7 so I can debug the swift3 issues.

All I did was launch xcode8. select stay with swift 2.3.
Go to this library and chose SWIFT_LEGACY YES in build settings. (otherwise it gave build errors)

[nuclearace]

Ah, that's why. You'll have to use the swift2.3 branch. v8.0.0 is Swift 3.0. 2.3 is only meant to be jumping point to Swift 3.

[LamourBt]

@nuclearace is socket.io is fully ready for swift 3.0 ios 10.0 ?

[vikmis007]

@nuclearace Still unable to install Socket 8.0.0 . See the attached screenshot

[nuclearace]

There is no swift3 branch now. Master is swift3 ready

[vikmis007]

will it work with 1.1.0.rc.2 pod version??

[nuclearace]

That's what I used to push the update. It messed with my remotes though.

[HaraldBregu]

I have the same problem, i updated Xcode to 8 and socket.io-client-swift do not work anymore.
How can i use it now? It is any solution?

[nuclearace]

@HaraldBregu What Swift version is your project. v8.0.0 of the client is for Swift 3. Check the README for other versions of Swift.

[HaraldBregu]

@nuclearace
I used "pod 'Socket.IO-Client-Swift', '~> 8.0.0'" to support swift 3 and xcode 8.x and now seams that there are no issues.
But to use it if i add this class @import SocketIO; i cant use SocketIOClient with issue "no visible @interface for SocketIOClient"

[EddieLukeAtmey]

I'm just here to verify that it CAN work with xcode 8. I've imported this to my project, using cocoapod of course. At first, I also struggle with the module not found. I did a clean up:

1. Close project.
2. Delete pod files, delivered files, pod frameworks, workspace file
3. pod install
4. Reopen workspace, upgrade swift syntax if xcode ask for, build a few times.

After that, the "module not found" goes away. Not sure if I did anything more than that.

In pod, I just declare pod 'Socket.IO-Client-Swift

Edit: Alright, I just remembered that I've updated pod repo to the newest (using git, not pod command)

[wy358688217]

I was the OC project, tried a variety of methods finally compiled successfully, but failed to run

[nuclearace]

@wy358688217 I've seen that happen when you try and use Swift frameworks in command-line applications. It has to do with Swift frameworks aren't static, they have to be bundled with the app.

[wy358688217]

@nuclearace But mine not command-line applications. So ,how to fixed?

[nuclearace]

Make sure you're including the Framework properly.

[wy358688217]

@nuclearace My solution is to select YES, and then it can work.

[leewaycn]

but now ,there comes a new problem . In swift 3 and Xcode 8.all these steps can't work.
while I add the files (in swift3 version8) into my project written in OC, the bridge file won't auto be generated .
as I thought for more than two weeks , I did as the Carthage ways or I want to build a framework of Socket.IO ,but finally all this works can't do as I thought.

Now ,can somebody figure what is the point to fix my problem? thx.