A question from old memory :) #574
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I remember that old versions of the pod required to implement this SettingsTableViewController file into the project, is it now out of date or is it still required? |
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Do not open issues when it’s clearly a question. |
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Well, I didn't talk about CocoaPods. I talked about the SettingsTableViewController .h and .m files. |
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Those are demo project files. What do they have to do with LNPopupController. I still don’t understand what you are asking. |
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When I first learned about your library, and it was 2019. I installed it and it required this file. In subsequent projects, I immediately transferred this file. |
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When I say Pod I mean a library |
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No, you don’t need any of the demo project files. It is a separate project in the repo, just for testing and demonstrating the framework. If you are using Swift Package Manager, they are excluded automatically for you. If you are using submodules or whatever other way to bring the framework, add the LNPopupController.xcodeproj as a subproject to your project in Xcode, and link against LNPopupController.framework. |
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No, you don’t need any of the demo project files. It is a separate project in the repo, just for testing and demonstrating the framework. If you are using Swift Package Manager, they are excluded automatically for you. If you are using submodules or whatever other way to bring the framework, add the LNPopupController.xcodeproj as a subproject to your project in Xcode, and link against LNPopupController.framework.