Hi,
I am working on Swift based project and I have to download and upload images in that app. I have already used your SDK with Objective C and it worked great! But now I want to use your SDK with Swift language but you haben't mentioned the steps on how to use this SDK with Swift. Please help me in that regard as I have mentioned my query on Stackoverflow but I didn't get any help from there!
Any update please!
I havent done it but you should just be able to #import <SDWebImage/SDWebImage.h> in your bridging header that is generated if you have a mixed swift/objc-c project. if it's a pure swift project you need to add that header yourself (which i don't know how to do myself, but you can force xcode to do it for you if you add an obj-c file and throw that file away afterwards).
Cocoapods support Swift.
Import via Cocoapods.
import SDWebImage in your swift sheet.
look for sd_* methods on UIImageView!
How to resolve this issue?
We need to add a Swift section in our Readme.md file, explaining how to get SDWebImage working with Swift.
a list with all available functions would be nice, too.
The problem is that extensions don't work with Swift frameworks yet. Several CocoaPods are suffering from this :(((
Please make some noise in the Apple forums and feedback.
Here's how I got it working (using CocoaPods and dynamic frameworks, no messy bridging headers):
Podfile:
platform :ios, '8.0'
use_frameworks!
target 'MyApp' do
pod 'SDWebImage'
end
Run pod install. Then, at the top of your source file add:
import SDWebImage
Now it's ready to use!
cell.imageView.sd_setImageWithURL(myUrl)
closing this based on comments above. thanks @adrianmacneil
Hi @amacneil ,
i have installed the pod file, but there is no "SDWebImage" file , when i am trying to import "import SDWebImage" i am getting error

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Here's how I got it working (using CocoaPods and dynamic frameworks, no messy bridging headers):
Podfile:
Run
pod install. Then, at the top of your source file add:Now it's ready to use!