Pods

[decanus]

What is required to get this running with cocoapods? I would love to get it into my app but sadly need it as a pod.

[stasel]

Unfortunately I get an error when trying to publish the pod (Related issue].

I suggest to either link the framework manually for now or as a workaround you can clone the repo and in your Podfile specify a local path to the podspec.
Alternatively you can add the repo as a git submodule as well.

Not the best solution and I hope that the next version of Cocoapods will fix the error I have

[decanus]

@stasel idk if local linking will work, when I try to link it by using a manual git path it comes up as empty.

[stasel]

I think linking it directly to your project(s) without cocoapods using xcode should work as well if thats an option.

There is a podspec in the library which I think works locally.

Let me know if you kind a good way to use the podspec without publishing the pod

[decanus]

Will have a look, the issue is linking the framework is a bit of a hasstle right now because it is even too big to upload to github.

[decanus]

Ok @stasel can confirm the pod does not work locally, when trying to import WebRTC it is not found. It also looks like the pod is empty.

[stasel]

Thanks for checking this out,
Is using Carthage an acceptable workaround for you? I just added instructions in the README file how to add the library using Carthage

[decanus]

I wonder if the issue could be that the zip file and framework name do not match?

[stasel]

I tried to change the zip file name but I got the same issue with pod spec lint. I think it's a cocoapods issue with xcframework files

[stasel]

Opened a ticket in Cocoapods. Lets hope it will get fixed soon
CocoaPods/CocoaPods#10638

[stasel]

Update: After discussing the problem with cocoapods contributor, I managed to solve the problem. Cocoapods will be supported in the next release: M93 🎉

[stasel]

Cocoapods is now supported.
You can add the following line to your Podfile:

pod 'WebRTC-lib'

and run pod install