CocoaPods repository

[Sunspension]

Could you add your project into cocoapods repository?

[elm4ward]

Yes of course - i personally never used cocoapods myself - will have to read first what they need.
That guide should be all right? https://guides.cocoapods.org/making/making-a-cocoapod.html
Anything i need to be aware of?

[madhavajay]

Use the cli tool from the guide. It will generate a key and store it on your machine. Future publish commands will just work once registered and just remember what ever email you use will be tied to the repo, you can then do a key reset with the same email later if you lose the key. I think I documented the entire process somewhere in the Symentis wiki if you search for Palau! 👍

The main annoying thing is that the Podfile needs to be commited for the central cocopods repo to find it but also needs to be tagged and match the Podfile.

I would suggest testing it locally to ensure you did it right, to do that you can simply include the library in brand new Xcode Project and instead of specifying the git repo you can point to a local folder like ../Corridor and then it will try using your local repo and if that successfully runs with pod install then it should work when you publish and tag it.

I covered it all in my Giving back with Github talk:
https://youtu.be/ErG-8-TMXug?t=13m46s

However just be aware the Cocopod spec syntax has changed a bit make sure to read about the newest changes, if you run the linting tool it will warn you!

$ pod spec lint

😊