Frequently Asked Questions

Date of slack thread: 8/6/24

Anonymous: Hello. Statsig team! I have a question regarding usage of https://github.com/statsig-io/ios-sdk as SPM module. I’m using https://github.com/tuist/tuist|Tuist as project generation tool and would love to use your SDK as SPM instead of cocoapods.

But, I facing an issue importing SPM module in my multi-module project, while installing SDK as it described in guide:

//...
dependencies: [
    // see the latest version on <https://github.com/statsig-io/ios-sdk/releases>
    .package(url: "<https://github.com/statsig-io/ios-sdk.git>", .upToNextMinor("X.Y.Z")),
],
//...
targets: [
    .target(
        name: "YOUR_TARGET",
        dependencies: ["Statsig"]
    )
],
//...

Context: • multi module app • tuist 3.31.2 • Struct: I have Module X, in which I’m importing statsig SPM. This module X imported into module Y

The problem is next: During compilation I’m facing error, that module Y missing required module StatsigInternalObjC, which defined as internal https://github.com/statsig-io/ios-sdk/blob/main/Package.swift#L22|dependency for you swift module. So, I’m assuming obj-c or not imported or not included into my project compilation.

For Cocoapods all works fine and as expected.

Question: Am I missing smth from guide or project setup ? Or it smth different?

Thanks in advance for help!

Anonymous: Problem is that I can’t import Statsig in all my sub-modules, which may need Statsig abstractions or module it self. Also, not sure that it’ll work. I’d prefer to keep current struct where only module X have Statsig imported as SPM dependency. And Obj module handled properly when X module imported into Module Y, A, B etc.

Or it’s an SPM bug or I’m doing smth wrong with my setup and need to roll-back to cocoapods usage.

So I’d grateful for help or any tips!

tore (Statsig): Hi Ivan - I think we can make this a bit easier. We’re going to remove the StatsigInternalObjC as it is currently unused

Anonymous: Hi! Wow, it’d be nice. Do you have any ETA for that?