Cocoa pods iOSDevUK 14 talk: managing your libraries

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Diego Freniche gave a presentation on managing third party libraries in iOS projects using CocoaPods. He explained the traditional approach of manually adding libraries to projects can become messy and difficult to manage. CocoaPods provides a better solution by allowing libraries to be specified in a Podfile and automatically downloading, installing and integrating them. It also handles dependencies and updating libraries. Diego demonstrated how to set up a CocoaPods project, add public and private third party libraries to the Podfile, install the libraries and clean up projects. CocoaPods provides benefits over traditional library management by keeping projects organized and libraries up to date.

Cocoa pods iOSDevUK 14 talk: managing your libraries

Bore%Da!
? Diego'Freniche
? @dfreniche
? I'develop'Apps
? also'teach'people'how'to'do'it
? iOS/Android/BB10/webOS/...
Ultra&geek*CV:*h/ps://github.com/dfreniche/cv

Warning!
? This&talk&is&maybe&Dave&Addey&approved
? I'm&going&to&talk&about&lots&of&third&party&libraries,&specially&for&
networking&code,&so&for$sure$is$not$Markus$Zarra$approved!

The$tradi*onal*$approach$to$library$
management
like%in%"tradi,onal"%==%bad

? write'your'code
? find'some'libraries'on'StackOverflow
? download'them'from'github
? unzip'&'add'to'your'project
? which%folder%do%I%have%to%add%to%my%project?
? try'to'keep'that'mess'organized
? ...'good'luck'with'that'

What%if...?
? there's(a(new(version(of(your(libs(with(more(features?
? there's(a(fixed(bug(you(don't(know(about?
? GOTO$Tradi)onal$approach

Cocoa%Pods%light%introduc1on
? Abstract
? The,idea
? The,Philosophy,behind,Cocoa,Pods
? Something,very,clever,here
? Are,you,s;ll,awake?
? Kill,by,PowerPoint
�ݺ�ߣ&1&/&300

Talk%is%cheap.%Show%me%the%code.
? Linus'Torvalds

Install'Cocoa'Pods
The$easy$way:
$ sudo gem install cocoapods
Update'Cocoa'Pods
GOTO EASY_WAY

A"pod"file
platform :ios, '7.0'
pod "AFNetworking", "~> 2.0"
pod "ARAnalytics", "~> 2.7"

Using&more&than&one&target?
platform :ios, "6.0"
target "SuperHeroes" do
end
target "SuperHeroesTests" do
end

Final&pod&file
platform :ios, "6.0"
target "SuperHeroes" do
pod 'AFNetworking', '~> 2.2'
pod "NSLogger"
end
target "SuperHeroesTests" do
end

Install'pods
pod install
Analyzing dependencies
Downloading dependencies
Installing AFNetworking (2.3.1)
Installing NSLogger (1.2)
Generating Pods project
Integrating client project
[!] From now on use `SuperHeroes.xcworkspace`.

[!]$From$now$on$use$SuperHeroes.xcworkspace.

Duplicated+code!
Delete%duplicated%code...%Sweet!

Change'imports
#import "NSLogger.h"
becomes:
#import <NSLogger.h>

It#compiles#and#run
But$doesn't$run$tests

link_with 'MainTarget', 'MainTargetTests'
Move pods to common area 'MainTarget'
$ pod install
Because'StackOverflow

Edit%Podfile%within%Xcode
? even%install%Pods%using%Alcatraz%+%Cocoa%Pods%plugin
? Run%pod install%from%Xcode!

Use$Groups,$please!
? But%groups%alone%doesn't%suffice
? No%Finder%organiza7on

Enter&Synx!
? h#ps://github.com/venmo/synx
? Install9it:
$ sudo gem install synx
? Use%it
$ synx SuperHeroes.xcodeproj/

You$need$two$things
? Your&library&repo
? A&PodSpec,&inside&a&repo
Add#that#PodSpec#to#the#Cocoapods#specs

git init
git add README.md
git commit -m "Initial commit"
git remote add origin https://github.com/dfreniche/Private-CocoaPods.git
git push -u origin master
cd MarvelAPIHelper/0.0.1/

Create&the&Spec
pod$spec$create$PrivateLibrary
Check&the&spec
pod$spec$lint$PrivateLibrary.podspec

Add#repo#to#CocoaPods#list
pod$repo$add$MarvelAPIHelper$h0ps://github.com/dfreniche/
Private>CocoaPods.git
Update'the'spec
pod$repo$update$MarvelAPIHelper
How$to$remove$a$Private$Repo
pod$repo$remove$[name]

Check&our&newly&installed&spec!
cd ~/.cocoapods/repos
cd MarvelAPIHelper/
pod repo lint .

Success!
/usr/bin/pod install
Analyzing dependencies
Downloading dependencies
Using AFNetworking (2.3.1)
--> Installing MarvelAPIHelper (0.0.1)
Using NSLogger (1.2)
Using OCHamcrest (4.0.1)
Using OCMockito (1.3.0)
Using TPWeakProxy (1.0.0)
Generating Pods project
Integrating client project

Review
? CocoaPods:*best*tool*for
? 3rd*party*library*management
? conflict*/*dependencies*resolu;on
? stay*updated
? managing*your*own*libraries

Thanks!
Everything+was+crystal+clear,+so+no+ques5ons+
needed
Contact'/'send'beer:'@dfreniche

Links
? h#p://cocoapods.org
? Private4pod4spec4repo:4h#ps://github.com/dfreniche/Private:
CocoaPods
? Example4App4using4Pods4and4the4private4Pod:4h#ps://github.com/
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Cocoa pods iOSDevUK 14 talk: managing your libraries

2. Bore%Da! ? Diego'Freniche ? @dfreniche ? I'develop'Apps ? also'teach'people'how'to'do'it ? iOS/Android/BB10/webOS/... Ultra&geek*CV:*h/ps://github.com/dfreniche/cv

3. Warning! ? This&talk&is&maybe&Dave&Addey&approved ? I'm&going&to&talk&about&lots&of&third&party&libraries,&specially&for& networking&code,&so&for$sure$is$not$Markus$Zarra$approved!

4. The$tradi*onal*$approach$to$library$ management like%in%"tradi,onal"%==%bad

5. ? write'your'code ? find'some'libraries'on'StackOverflow ? download'them'from'github ? unzip'&'add'to'your'project ? which%folder%do%I%have%to%add%to%my%project? ? try'to'keep'that'mess'organized ? ...'good'luck'with'that'

6. What%if...? ? there's(a(new(version(of(your(libs(with(more(features? ? there's(a(fixed(bug(you(don't(know(about? ? GOTO$Tradi)onal$approach

7. Cocoa%Pods%light%introduc1on ? Abstract ? The,idea ? The,Philosophy,behind,Cocoa,Pods ? Something,very,clever,here ? Are,you,s;ll,awake? ? Kill,by,PowerPoint �ݺ�ߣ&1&/&300

9. Talk%is%cheap.%Show%me%the%code. ? Linus'Torvalds

10. Install'Cocoa'Pods The$easy$way: $ sudo gem install cocoapods Update'Cocoa'Pods GOTO EASY_WAY

11. A"pod"file platform :ios, '7.0' pod "AFNetworking", "~> 2.0" pod "ARAnalytics", "~> 2.7"

12. Create&pod&file $ pod init

13. Using&more&than&one&target? platform :ios, "6.0" target "SuperHeroes" do end target "SuperHeroesTests" do end

14. Final&pod&file platform :ios, "6.0" target "SuperHeroes" do pod 'AFNetworking', '~> 2.2' pod "NSLogger" end target "SuperHeroesTests" do end

15. Install'pods pod install Analyzing dependencies Downloading dependencies Installing AFNetworking (2.3.1) Installing NSLogger (1.2) Generating Pods project Integrating client project [!] From now on use `SuperHeroes.xcworkspace`.

16. [!]$From$now$on$use$SuperHeroes.xcworkspace.

17. [!]$From$now$on$use$ SuperHeroes.xcworkspace.

18. Duplicated+code! Delete%duplicated%code...%Sweet!

19. Change'imports #import "NSLogger.h" becomes: #import <NSLogger.h>

20. It#compiles#and#run But$doesn't$run$tests

21. link_with 'MainTarget', 'MainTargetTests' Move pods to common area 'MainTarget' $ pod install Because'StackOverflow

22. Edit%Podfile%within%Xcode ? even%install%Pods%using%Alcatraz%+%Cocoa%Pods%plugin ? Run%pod install%from%Xcode!

23. Use$Groups,$please! ? But%groups%alone%doesn't%suffice ? No%Finder%organiza7on

24. Enter&Synx! ? h#ps://github.com/venmo/synx ? Install9it: $ sudo gem install synx ? Use%it $ synx SuperHeroes.xcodeproj/

25. Our$own$libraries$as$Pods

26. You$need$two$things ? Your&library&repo ? A&PodSpec,&inside&a&repo Add#that#PodSpec#to#the#Cocoapods#specs

27. git init git add README.md git commit -m "Initial commit" git remote add origin https://github.com/dfreniche/Private-CocoaPods.git git push -u origin master cd MarvelAPIHelper/0.0.1/

28. Create&the&Spec pod$spec$create$PrivateLibrary Check&the&spec pod$spec$lint$PrivateLibrary.podspec

29. Add#repo#to#CocoaPods#list pod$repo$add$MarvelAPIHelper$h0ps://github.com/dfreniche/ Private>CocoaPods.git Update'the'spec pod$repo$update$MarvelAPIHelper How$to$remove$a$Private$Repo pod$repo$remove$[name]

30. Check&our&newly&installed&spec! cd ~/.cocoapods/repos cd MarvelAPIHelper/ pod repo lint .

31. Success! /usr/bin/pod install Analyzing dependencies Downloading dependencies Using AFNetworking (2.3.1) --> Installing MarvelAPIHelper (0.0.1) Using NSLogger (1.2) Using OCHamcrest (4.0.1) Using OCMockito (1.3.0) Using TPWeakProxy (1.0.0) Generating Pods project Integrating client project

32. Review ? CocoaPods:*best*tool*for ? 3rd*party*library*management ? conflict*/*dependencies*resolu;on ? stay*updated ? managing*your*own*libraries

33. Thanks! Everything+was+crystal+clear,+so+no+ques5ons+ needed Contact'/'send'beer:'@dfreniche

34. Links ? h#p://cocoapods.org ? Private4pod4spec4repo:4h#ps://github.com/dfreniche/Private: CocoaPods ? Example4App4using4Pods4and4the4private4Pod:4h#ps://github.com/ dfreniche/MarvelAPIHelper

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