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Please add your code to cocoapods #9
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Agree! Please add it to Cocoapods spec. |
I tried it. But I was unable to add it to cocoapods spec. If you can help me with this please let me know the suitable timings. |
Go here: http://cocoapods.org/ Then, click on the massive CREATE A POD link. It's pretty easy. :) |
Thanks for the great suggestion. Here is the cocoapod link:- Regards |
Why 2.5.0 and not 1.0.0? |
I released v1.0 basic functionality previously. Whenever I add a new functionality on this I increased a version number i.e. 1.0->2.0. Whenever I fix a bug I change the version number from 1.0->1.1. |
I am trying to run this, but on pod install, I get Analyzing dependencies |
You can be sure to always get the last version by doing : |
Hey, thanks, but I still get issues with this. This is what my podfile now is: source 'https://github.com/hackiftekhar/IQKeyboardManager.git' pod 'IQKeyboardManager' xcodeproj '../myProject.xcodeproj' without the version constraint, I get this, instead of the previous issue: Analyzing dependencies Is there something not right with what is in the podfile? I haven't done this before Thanks! |
I don't think you have to specify IQKeyboardManager as source, try this and tell me if it works : source 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git' |
Beatiful, thank you so much, works like a charm now ;) |
Also, thanks to hackiftekhar for this great library, and cocoapods also awesome. super ;) |
Cheers !!! |
Could you please confirm you're getting this error by creating new project and install via cocoapods. FYI, this is cocoapods issue and not from the library. |
3.3.7 is the last iOS 7 supported version. |
@hackiftekhar have any solution for work around? |
@youbinbin go to |
It would be handy if this library were available as a pod.
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