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I have a macOS app written in Swift using Xcode 15.3. I'm trying to integrate this openssl-apple package so that I can use it from one of my Swift class.
Step 1: Added this repo to "Package Dependencies", exact version = 3.2.107
Step 2: Selected my app target, confirmed that "Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content" section shows "openssl-apple" static library
Step 3: In my class implementation (.swift file), at the top: import openssl
Xcode complains "No such module 'openssl'". If I try "import openssl-apple" I get a "Consecutive statements on a line must be separated by ';'" error.
I tried variations of the name, OpenSSL, opensslapple, etc but nothing seems to work.
The README of this project doesn't provide any example on how to do this. Looking at previous issues, someone recommended adding a Modules/module.modulemap which I've done without any improvement.
Is anyone using this from a macOS Swift app able to provide some guidance? Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I have a macOS app written in Swift using Xcode 15.3. I'm trying to integrate this openssl-apple package so that I can use it from one of my Swift class.
Step 1: Added this repo to "Package Dependencies", exact version = 3.2.107
Step 2: Selected my app target, confirmed that "Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content" section shows "openssl-apple" static library
Step 3: In my class implementation (.swift file), at the top: import openssl
Xcode complains "No such module 'openssl'". If I try "import openssl-apple" I get a "Consecutive statements on a line must be separated by ';'" error.
I tried variations of the name, OpenSSL, opensslapple, etc but nothing seems to work.
The README of this project doesn't provide any example on how to do this. Looking at previous issues, someone recommended adding a Modules/module.modulemap which I've done without any improvement.
Is anyone using this from a macOS Swift app able to provide some guidance? Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: