Swiftlint: How to use SwiftLint in my own pod

[davnag]

How can I configure swiftlint to check my pod with files in _Development Pods_ folder?

I have created my CocoaPod with the example below and I have an Example project as well.
pod lib create MyLibrary

[marcelofabri]

Have you tried following the instructions on README?

[davnag]

off course @marcelofabri. I´m able to run swiftlint in my Example project and validate my example code but not the actual pod files in the _Development Pods folder_.

[ornithocoder]

@davnag since Pods are isolated projects/components, I would recommend to lint those projects separately, not as part of your project.

[marcelofabri]

Development Pods are in a parent folder IIRC. You need to update your run script to go to that folder first.

[marcelofabri]

Closing this due to lack of activity.

[moppymopperson]

If anybody figured this out, I'd love to know how it was done.

[ricardohochman]

I'm also having problem with that.

"I'm able to run swiftlint in my Example project and validate my example code but not the actual pod files in the Development Pods folder."

[christoff-1992]

@moppymopperson, @ricardohochman, @davnag

Have now managed to resolve this, as per @marcelofabri mentions you need to change the run script directory first.

e.g

[nahlam]

It still doesn't see the .swiftlint.yml file
where should i put it?

[ricardohochman]

@nahlam You should put the .swiftlint.yml in the root of the Example folder. Then you must configure it so that only look for warnings in your development pod:

excluded:
  - Pods

included:
  - ../DevelopmentPodName