#import "<ReactiveObjC/ReactiveObjC.h>" file not found about reactiveobjc HOT 9 OPEN

It should be #import <ReactiveObjC/ReactiveObjC.h>

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me too

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@mdiep I do not want to create new issue, so decided to ask here.

Does ReactiveObjC support use_frameworks! and import as a module, like @import ReactiveObjC?

I cannot make it work in this way, getting plenty of errors, like it was while using ReactiveCocoa, "~> 2.5":
ReactiveCocoa/ReactiveCocoa#2495 or "Duplicate declaration" errors occur for me.

Clearing derived data, deleting pods and reinstalling all of them for project did not help.

Dev env:

• cocoapods 1.1.1
• Xcode 8.2.1
• Obj-C project mainly with a bit of Swift code --> need to use use_frameworks! for pods
• ReactiveObjC v2.1.2

A bit of images with project config and corresponding errors:

leads to:

while this

leads to lots of errors like

Please let me know if there is any workaround for this or this is a limitation or I should open new issue.

Thank you,
Sergii

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It should work as a framework, but I'm not a cocoa pods expert.

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@mdiep thanks for quick reply.
I have tried to create new ObjC-based project in Xcode 8 and added ReactiveObjC pod (as a framework/module) and it seems to work. Will dig into my current project settings then.

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@sergii-frost did you compiling issue got resolved? I have the exact same issue here

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@xialisun yes.

I am using this combination of pods and versions to make ReactiveObjc, Obj-C and Swift friends again:

use_frameworks!
...
pod 'ReactiveObjC', '~> 2.1'
pod 'ReactiveObjCBridge', '~> 1.0'
pod 'ReactiveSwift', '~> 1.1'
...

Enabled Modules in project settings should be YES as well.

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I had the same issue, and I solved it by adding the ReactiveObjc to TARGETS -> General -> Linked frameworks and libraries, then error was gone.

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I just used @import and my project Build Setting's "Enable Modules" was 'YES'.

@import ReactiveObjC;

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