RBQRealmNotificationManager not included in project

[roobiq]

RBQRealmNotificationManager not included in project

[bigfish24]

Sorry docs need to add the following commands to pull in the submodules after cloning:

git submodule init
git submodule update

[hsavit1]

ok thanks @bigfish24 . I got the project to run. Are there any extra bits of information that I should know about as far as installation is concerned in my own project? I'm trying to use the Swift Project

[hsavit1]

it looks like the SafeObject.swift class was not in the Cocoapod project

[bigfish24]

Ah that's a good point, the Cocoapods install needs updating to use the SafeObject pod. Oops!

[bigfish24]

Sorry, I take that back, it is including it, forgot Cocoapods handles submodules properly.

How did you do the install?

[bigfish24]

I just tested the example project using the normal Cocoapods install. I removed the linked files from the example app Xcode project directly and instead added SwiftFetchedResultsController to the pod file. I also removed the bridging header and added import SwiftFetchedResultsController to MainTableViewController.swift.

These changes make the example app use the library from Cocoapods versus linking to the files directly. Everything works and I see SafeObject.swift in the SwiftFetchedResultsController pod folder

[hsavit1]

Ahh i see what the problem is! the problem is that I'm a huge moron. I didn't see the SwiftFetchedResultsController module and I was only importing the RBQFetchedResulttsController into my project. My mistake!

[bigfish24]

Don't sweat it! Glad you figured it out.

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Ahh i see what the problem is! the problem is that I'm a huge moron. I didn't see the SwiftFetchedResultsController module and I was only importing the RBQFetchedResulttsController into my project. My mistake!

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