How to remove Cocoapods from your project
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Cocoapods serve us well for years, but Swift Package Manager (SPM) is getting better and better recently. If you are the one who wants to adopt SPM and say goodbye to our old friend, this is how to do it right.
[sudo] gem install cocoapods-deintegrate
pod deintegrateThe only things that will remain from pod deintegrate are as follows:
- Podfile
- Podfile.lock
- Workspace
You can manually remove those files.
Too lazy
If you are too lazy to remove those files, there is cocoapods-clean gem, which will remove Podfile.lock, Pods/ and *.xcworkspace for you. The only thing left is Podfile, which you can remove it with remove command rm.
[sudo] gem install cocoapods-deintegrate cocoapods-clean
pod deintegrate
pod clean
rm PodfileYour project is now Cocoapods free and ready for a shiny SPM.
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