How to import Objective-C cocoapod to Swift using bridging header

Question

I'm getting no such module KPClusteringController error when I'm trying to import the kingpin cocoapod into my swift project

https://github.com/itsbonczek/kingpin

my Sandbox-Bridging-Header.h

#import <kingpin/KPClusteringController.h>

my import statement in the view controller

import UIKit
import MapKit
import KPClusteringController

Where are you getting the 'no such module' error? Have you tried removing the import KPClusteringController line? If it works I can post it as an answer. — Undo
– Undo ♦, Commented Mar 18, 2015 at 13:52
it wasn't reading the bridging header file because it didn't add it to the build settings, now that I have fixed that I get a new error - could not build module kingpin — MonkeyBonkey
– MonkeyBonkey, Commented Mar 18, 2015 at 14:02
now that I have fixed the kingpin build error now I get a no such module error on import KPClusteringController — MonkeyBonkey
– MonkeyBonkey, Commented Mar 18, 2015 at 14:11
Try deleting the import KPClusteringController line. If it works, let me know and i can post it as an answer. — Undo
– Undo ♦, Commented Mar 18, 2015 at 14:12

Neil Horton · Accepted Answer · 2015-03-18 13:50:11Z

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Could be one of a few things

ensure you are using the project workspace
Go to Target Build Settings and ensure the value for Objective-C Bridging Header is a path to your bridging header
Ensure Your target build coniguration inherits from your Pods xcconfig

answered Mar 18, 2015 at 13:50

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MonkeyBonkey Over a year ago

ok I manually added #2 and it now it gets a better error - could not build module kingpin

Neil Horton Over a year ago

Double click your the area to the right of it and a white popover should appear, type the path to the file here it will be something like YOUR_PROJECT/Supporting Files/Sandbox-Bridging-Header.h

Neil Horton Over a year ago

I dont think you need to import KPClusteringController as it is handled by the bridging header

MonkeyBonkey Over a year ago

if I remove the import it says use of unresolved identifier 'KPClusteringController'

Neil Horton Over a year ago

After cleaning the build folders and derived data? I just checked my projects and ive never had to import a module thats injected by cocoa pods and bridging header. Did you import the bridging header at the target level not the project level?

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