SpotifyiOS/SpotifyiOS.h

[adrianosbr]

Thank you so much for this library and for the wonderful update :)

I created a new project just to test the library's new version and detected a problem. The headers for the Spotify SDK are now into a weird "Versions/A/Headers" folder and that prevents Xcode to build the app.

I just copied them directly to a "Headers" folder and now it works flawlessly ;)

[lucasgismondi]

+1 the great update! Also experiencing this issue. However, I see that the "Versions/A/Headers" directory is also in v0.0.8

[cjam]

Ah yes. Are you using CocoaPods or just linking manually. The CocoaPods handles all of this for you. But I suppose a few docs about this in the manual linking section of the docs might be helpful.

[adrianosbr]

I used Cocoapods.

[cjam]

Hmm interesting, because this:

react-native-spotify-remote/RNSpotifyRemote.podspec

Line 16 in 738566e

s.source_files = "ios/*.{h,m}","ios/external/SpotifySDK/SpotifyiOS.framework/**/Headers/*.{h,m}"

Should take care of that part. Did you do a pod install after updating?

[lucasgismondi]

I use cocoapods also and yes I did run pod install after the upgrade.

[cjam]

Hmm, I'll investigate when I integrate it into my own project.

[cjam]

Thanks for the report on this one.

For those curious. NPM publish follows but strips out symlinks from packages.
Apparently I had manually moved some files around in the SpotifySDK submodule (i.e. Headers, SpotifyiOS framework) that were published in 0.8.0 so everything worked fine, but when I updated to SDK 1.2 it reverted back to the symlinked structure. Took me a while to figure out if it was an issue that could be solved with the podspec or something else.

I've added some prepack postpack scripts to the package.json that make sure the Headers and Framework files are at the root right before publishing.

Things should work without any modification to your project / pods project in v0.1.1