Sqlite.swift: Could not build Objective-C module?

[schan93]

Hi, I am having an issue with SQLite. Ever since I have updated my version of XCode to version 6.3, I have been getting an issue saying that it cannot find the module SQLite3 when I try to import it into my files using import SQLite. As a result, I resorted to deleting the entire SQLite folder from my project and re-adding it to my project. However, now I am getting issues saying Header '/usr/include/sqlite3.h' not found and Could not build Objective-C module 'sqlite3. It was all working for me previous to this but now I have no idea and every time i re-add the folder to my project, I get this error or an error saying Coudl not build Objective-C module SQLite. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

[stephencelis]

Hm, that might be related to this commit: https://github.com/stephencelis/SQLite.swift/commit/2bf90d49cc982589b6d7ed9585f3f8f41ccf3263

Can you try checking out the commit just prior and see if that solves your problem? https://github.com/stephencelis/SQLite.swift/commit/213920b2f65d7ae92bb2c93cfa02a2e6e19f8ee9

(Here's a download link if you're not using git: https://github.com/stephencelis/SQLite.swift/archive/213920b2f65d7ae92bb2c93cfa02a2e6e19f8ee9.zip)

[schan93]

Ah that seems to work better but now I am getting an error saying Cannot load underlying module for 'XCTest'. Any ideas on how to fix this?

[ghost]

I'm also getting the same issue, after updating to commit: https://github.com/stephencelis/SQLite.swift/commit/2bf90d49cc982589b6d7ed9585f3f8f41ccf3263

[stephencelis]

Reverted that commit, so master should hopefully work fine now.

It looks like a module map's path is absolute, not relative to the current SDK root, so if you don't have the command line tools installed you couldn't build SQLite.swift.

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@schan93 As far as Cannot load underlying module for 'XCTest' goes, it means you're somehow linking against the test target. Please re-read the installation instructions and avoid any cases of SQLite Tests, etc.

[WhitneyMFoster]

"import Foundation" fixed it for me

[markie2902]

this bug has been fixed right? I'm getting the "Could not build Objective-C module 'SQLite' "

[clehew]

I'm getting this as well, along with "Header 'SQLite-Swift.h' not found."

[jberkel]

@clehew how do you integrate SQLite.swift into your project?

[clehew]

@jberkel CocoaPods. XCode 8.2, Cocoapods v1.1.1, pod 'SQLite.swift', '~> 0.11.1'

[jberkel]

@clehew and Xcode installed in /Applications/Xcode.app?

[clehew]

@jberkel actually, I just realized that it's in a different location... I'll move it

[clehew]

@jberkel I moved it, still didn't work, then I uninstalled/reinstalled, still not working, same error

[jberkel]

@clehew. hmm, weird. can you check if a minimal project via pod try SQLite.swift compiles ok?

[ehsan-black]

@clehew Hi, I've had the same issue today(Xcode 8.2, pod 'SQLite.swift', '~> 0.11.1' ).
it's been fixed with moving Xcode to /Applications/Xcode.app and running this line in terminal:
sudo xcode-select --switch /Applications/Xcode.app

[jberkel]

@ehsan-black thanks for the hint, will add it to the instructions

[clehew]

@jberkel Sorry for the slow response, I have been away on vacation, but I'm still fighting this strange error. I know now that is probably not Sqlite.swift. I have managed to see the error change to SnapKit-swift.h on a few occasions and I was able to create a bare bones project that built fine. this is the set of errors I'm getting if you have any ideas.

I'm at a loss at this point, I've event updated to the latest cocoapods beta because some people claimed that helped for another library.

[jberkel]

@clehew I have no idea, but looks like a bigger config problem in your project. To troubleshoot I'd simplify the project (remove files which cause an error) until the project builds successfully.