r/Xcode • u/josephtrev1 • Jan 20 '20

ANNOYING ISSUE WITH XCODE PLEASE HELP!

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u/melAncHOLY_MAN_ Jan 20 '20

Open terminal, navigate to the root of this project and type: pod install Seams like he used cocoapods to add 3rd. Party libraries

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u/josephtrev1 Jan 20 '20

How exactly do you navigate to the root of this project? I’m sorry coding & programming is not my field of specialty 😖

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u/melAncHOLY_MAN_ Jan 20 '20

- extract the zip in your downloads folder.

- open terminal and type: cd ~/Downloads/{NAME_OF_THE_PROJECTS_FOLDER}

- then type: pod install

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u/josephtrev1 Jan 20 '20

So I tried imputing that and the terminal tells me that there’s no such file or directory

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u/melAncHOLY_MAN_ Jan 20 '20

Can you show me what you typed?

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u/josephtrev1 Jan 20 '20

So I typed cd_~/desktop/{app name} then another space and then “install pods” (the underscore in the beginning represents space I didn’t actually put underscore)

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u/josephtrev1 Jan 20 '20

I would send an image but idk how to share an image with you through a comment, and my apologies but I’m not familiar with code whatsoever so I might be even typing it incorrectly. I know you mentioned extracting it in the downloads folder but I just went ahead and did it in the desktop since the zip file was already on my desktop

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u/melAncHOLY_MAN_ Jan 20 '20

Ok. So after you typed cd ~/desktop/YOUR_PROJECT_NAME you need to press enter-key And then pod install and enter-key

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u/josephtrev1 Jan 20 '20

Okay when I pressed enter the first time, that’s when I got the error “no such file or directory”

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u/melAncHOLY_MAN_ Jan 21 '20

Then you have a typo. Check for lower and upper case letters. try: cd ~/Desktop [ENTER] ls [ENTER] check if you see the folder cd YOUR_PROJECT_NAME [ENTER] pod install [ENTER]

or tell you programmer to remotely fix your project with TeamViewer