I'm trying to create an iOS 8 operating system and want to include the Firebase infrastructure in it. The instructions on the Firebase website are only for importing Firebase into iOS apps that use bridge headers. Per Apple instructions , header bridges don't seem to apply to Swift infrastructureimporting an Objective-C infrastructure. I looked at the section “Importing external frameworks” on the Apple link. He indicates that: "When you import an external framework, make sure that the" Configure assembly modules "option for the frame you import is set to" Yes. "
Despite this, I tried to manually create the bridge title and adjust the Swift Compiler - Building Building Building Settings, to no avail.
Do you know if the Firebase framework has the Defines Module build set to Yes? If so, then I will continue to delve into why I get "Using an Unresolved Firebase ID" after explicitly specifying Firebase instructions several times. I am using Xcode 6 Beta 5. Any other suggestions or workarounds are also welcome.
Here is the work I tried that the job is not :
In Xcode 6 Beta 5, I created a new Objective-C framework - SwiftFirebase. In it I
- imported Firebase infrastructure and the remaining five frameworks
- set -ObjC flag
- copied links to all .h files in the Heads Firebase folder to a new structure - SwiftFirebase.
- Project to Public
- SwiftFirebase
- , Defines Modules . , .
- .
Swift-based Framework: TestFramework SwiftFirebase, I
- SwiftFirebase Debug-iphonesimulator
- SwiftFirebase
- init, Firebase.
- : "Firebase/Firebase.h "
, Firebase Objective-C .:)
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