Question 1

How to set up Inject for a UIKit app?

Accepted Answer

Wrap your view controllers with Inject.ViewControllerHost() at the callsite, ensure InjectionIII is running, and add '-Xlinker -interposable' to Debug linker flags. Follow the README's step-by-step guide for details.

Question 2

Inject or Xcode Previews for SwiftUI development?

Accepted Answer

Inject provides live reloading in running apps with real state, while Xcode Previews are for design-time mockups. Use Inject for testing integrated app logic, but Previews are simpler for isolated UI design.

Question 3

Does Inject work with CocoaPods?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can integrate Inject via CocoaPods by adding 'pod InjectHotReload' to your Podfile, as specified in the README's integration section.

Question 4

Why is my Inject hot reloading not working?

Accepted Answer

Common issues include missing linker flags, InjectionIII app not running, or incorrect project selection in the app. Check the console logs for connection errors and verify build settings.

Question 5

Can I use Inject in production builds safely?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Inject code is stripped in release builds, so it adds no overhead. However, ensure all setup steps like linker flags are qualified for Debug only to avoid issues.

Question 6

How to add Inject to an existing SwiftUI view manually?

Accepted Answer

Import Inject, add '@ObserveInjection var inject' to your view struct, and call .enableInjection() at the end of your body definition. No need to remove it for production.

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