iOS: Could not build Objective-C module 'SQLite3' when install drift

[victj99]

iOS: Could not build Objective-C module 'SQLite3' when install drift

[simolus3]

Perhaps it works if you use the standalone subspec of SQLite.swift? That one has a dependency on the sqlite3 pod so there is no difference in the way that package and sqlite3_flutter_libs are linking sqlite3.

[easazade]

I'm having the same problem. have you found a workaround? @simolus3 @victj99

[simolus3]

So the problem is that SQLite.swift will also try to link sqlite3, but it doesn't use the sqlite3 pod for this and instead will always use the sqlite3 library from the system.
Since it also includes its own sqlite header, there are redefinitions when sqlite3_flutter_libs tries to actually compile sqlite3 into your application.

Unfortunately, I'm not experienced enough with Cocoapods to know how to fix this. I think you can override the SQLite.swift pod to not link sqlite3, and perhaps also exclude its sqlite3.h from being part of its source?

[easazade]

writing this comment if you have the same problem as me and are desperate for a fix, maybe this works for you.
If you are using drift database package and using sqlite3_flutter_libs package only to making sqlite3 database to work on Android. maybe you can fork the repo and delete the iOS side of the plugin. that way iOS compiles successfully and Android app works as well.
here is my fork if you need it.
https://github.com/easazade/sqlite3.dart/tree/remove-ios

[tbfungeek]

I also encountered this problem. Is there any solution?

[tbfungeek]

Perhaps it works if you use the standalone subspec of SQLite.swift? That one has a dependency on the sqlite3 pod so there is no difference in the way that package and sqlite3_flutter_libs are linking sqlite3.

it really help me