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I tried your steps above in an example project and it worked just fine for me in the simulator. Generally the error above is caused when clang can not resolve the symbols properly, meaning the library is not getting linked for some reason. Does your build phases look like this?

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I have just tried it again in a new project and I have the same error. My build phases screen looks the same as yours. What additional info can I give you?

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Mmhh, If that is the same, then can you paste your code?

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Or possibly zip the project up and throw it on dropbox, so I can download it and take a look?

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Here we go - a clean project with just a basic GET request in viewDidLoad: https://www.dropbox.com/s/gmqdytinyxfbpos/SwiftHttpTest.zip?dl=0

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PS I didn't do the "Copy Frameworks" steps as that didn't look like your screenshot

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Ok, I got it building. A couple of things I noticed

• you need to change the module name from SwiftHttp to SwiftHTTP.
• The project you sent didn't have the SwiftHTTP project included, meaning no source to the build the framework. Is yours the same? Or rather is the SwiftHTTP.xcodeproj red in the project navigation? If so you need to make sure you drag it in there so our SwiftHTTPTests.xcodeproj knows where to find it.

Modified version below.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/vm0je8cxuamr7oi/SwiftHttpTest.zip?dl=0

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Oh sorry, as soon as I changed it to SwiftHTTP it worked.

Any yes, the SwiftHTTP.xcodeproj is red. I dragged the file into the project. Do I need to do something else?

Sorry, to waste your time on such an obvious error. :(

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Awesome. Glad to hear that got it working. That is a bit strange. Can you do a drown drop of the SwiftHTTP.xcodeproj and see the source files associated with it? If those are still there and the framework is being properly linked in, you should be good to go.

ah, no big deal. I'm just glad it was an easy fix. 😄

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Hi,

I am a newbie to Swift and iOS. I tried all the above steps to add SwiftHTTP using rogue. But, i am still getting the error.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Puru

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These are the easiest steps I was able to do :

1. Go to your xcode's "Source Control" and select "Checkout"
2. Once selected, checkout the repo
3. Xcode will open the repo project window
4. in the repo project window, Shift+Select all the files under the group
   "SwiftHTTP" and drag them into your project, making sure to select "Copy
   files if needed"
5. Start using the library directly without explicitly importing it.

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Hi,

I am a newbie to Swift and iOS. I tried all the above steps to add
SwiftHTTP using rogue. But, i am still getting the above error.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Puru

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Thanks. Selecting "Copy files if needed" helped.

Now, i am able to run the app without any errors.

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@nawar thanks!

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Hi acmacalister,
I got the error you have mentioned above in picture.
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1024755/6014422/6d6549b2-ab18-11e4-81e2-855603225953.png
I even do "Copy files if needed" but it won't help and still remain red and it took sometime 3 to 4 hours.
Thanks.

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You need to add SwiftHTTP as a target dependency to ensure it gets built. Also make sure if you are deploying to a real device to do:

https://github.com/daltoniam/SwiftHTTP#add-copy-frameworks-phase

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Thanks Dalton, but the problem is resolved with following steps;
1- R-Click on project
2- Click on "Add Files to '<project_name>...'"
3- Select swiftHTTP.xcodeproj
4- Remember to check two options "Destination: Copy item if needed" and in "Added folders:" select "create groups" radio button.
Otherwise you simply get the folder reference.
Seems would help as it solved my problem.

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