How to put the project code on the Xcode platform when using cocoapods?

Question

In blog posts, such as https://useyourloaf.com/blog/adding-playgrounds-to-xcode-projects/ , or the kickstarter source code http://github.com/kickstarter/ios-oss, they add playgrounds to projects xcode to have documentation + visual tests of various view controllers and view components in the application.

The typical way they recommend doing this is:

• Create a new frame goal
• Add your code to the target infrastructure environment (with the correct access levels).
• Add a playground file to the workspace
• Create a framework
• Then the structure will be available on the playground.

This works without using cocoapods, but I found that this is not the case when you do use cocoapods.

After adding a playground to the Xcode workspace, Pods are available on the playground, but not in my user structure.

I don't understand how cocoapods work to make pods available on the playground.

I don’t understand how the internal market decides which framework should be available for import, etc.

Have any of you achieved this? are there pointers to do this?

thank

Answer 1

. Podfile , , CocoaPods . . demo

platform :ios, '9.0'

use_frameworks!

pod 'Cheers'

target 'UsingPlayground'
target 'AppFramework'