Error loading theme: notFound , when open example

test on xcode 8.3.3 , iphone 4 , ios 9.3.

i fix it like this , in AppDelegate didFinishLaunchingWithOptions .

    if let path = Bundle.main.url(forResource: "Style", withExtension: "yaml") {
        Stylist.shared.watch(url: path, animateChanges: true) { error in
            print("Error loading theme:\n\(error)")
        }

    }

thanks

First of all I love Stylist! You've really made something great here, especially with that live reload. I've got some feedback so far:

• Styles designable comma separated styles
• Update Xibs via IBInspectable and prepareForInterfaceBuilder (I already got this working by adding the code that loads the stylist into the stylist_willMove swizzled method. It works as long as you use a designable view).
• Optimize finding the right theme using a dictionary instead of looping through all styles?

        for theme in themes.values {
            for style in theme.styles {
                guard style.applies(to: styleable) else { continue }
                apply(style: style, to: styleable)
            }
        }

I'm curious what your thoughts are on these.

Can't fetch Carthage deps with the following Cartfile:

github "ReactiveX/RxSwift" ~> 4.4.0
github "Moya/Moya" ~> 11.0.2
github "SwifterSwift/SwifterSwift" ~> 1.6.2
github "SwiftyBeaver/SwiftyBeaver" ~> 1.6.1
github "adamwaite/Validator" ~> 3.1.1
github "SnapKit/SnapKit" ~> 4.0.0
github "yonaskolb/Stylist" 
github "Skyvive/Swiftstraints" ~> 4.0.0
github "yonaskolb/Codability" ~> 0.2.1
github "ReSwift/ReSwift" ~> 4.0.1
github "Decybel07/L10n-swift" ~> 5.4.1

Probably conflicts with github "jpsim/Yams" "master" or krzysztofzablocki/KZFileWatchers...

*** Fetching KZFileWatchers
*** Fetching KZFileWatchers
*** Fetching ReactiveSwift
*** Fetching ReactiveSwift
*** Fetching KZFileWatchers
*** Fetching ReactiveSwift
*** Fetching KZFileWatchers
*** Fetching KZFileWatchers
*** Fetching KZFileWatchers
*** Fetching KZFileWatchers
*** Fetching KZFileWatchers
*** Fetching KZFileWatchers
*** Fetching KZFileWatchers
*** Fetching ReactiveSwift
*** Fetching KZFileWatchers
*** Fetching ReactiveSwift
*** Fetching KZFileWatchers
*** Fetching KZFileWatchers
Failed to check out repository into /Users/yura/Library/Caches/org.carthage.CarthageKit/dependencies/Yams: No object named "nn-dylib-versions" exists (Error Domain=CarthageKit.CarthageError Code=24 "(null)")

Original

    @objc func stylist_willMove(toSuperview: UIView) {
        stylist_willMove(toSuperview: toSuperview)
        Stylist.shared.style(self)
    }

Should be able to skip the styling if the superview is nil because the view will not be visible

    @objc func stylist_willMove(toSuperview: UIView) {
        stylist_willMove(toSuperview: toSuperview)
        if toSuperview != nil {
                  Stylist.shared.style(self)
        }
    }

Added a Carthfile so carthage would build the dependant frameworks. Also updated Yams to a test version which has a correct framework version number.

I found that if I checked out Stylist and built it in Xcode it would build the dependencies in the Pods directories. But if I built it using Carthage it would not place the framework files in Carthage's Build directory. I think this is a quirk of basing a project on CocoaPods templates. Anyway, the Carthage file is all that's needed to correctly build Stylist and it's dependencies and make them available.

I've tried to include Stylist in my Carthage dependencies. But there are two issues I've found. Firstly Stylist needs a Cartfile like this:

github "krzysztofzablocki/KZFileWatchers"
github "jpsim/Yams"

However when I then tried to get Carthage to update, it tells me there is a circular dependency.

So next I tried adding KZFileWatcher and Yams to my project's Cartfile. It built ok, but when the app started, it checked the frameworks and crashes, reporting that Yams is version 0.0.0 instead of the required 1.0.0.

So at the moment I can't use Stylist.

Any ideas?

Hey love what you are doing with Stylist. I was keeping an eye on StyleKit but it never matured into a framework I would use.

The issue: pod 'Stylist' isn't working.

Unable to find a specification for Stylist

• [x] support for styling UIViewController
• [x] support for UIViewController in style containment selectors
• [x] support for accessing sub objects in a style like view, viewController, tabBar, navigationBar, toolBar, next, previous, superview, and parent
• [x] made UIView, UIBarItem and UIViewController styles editable in the IB property inspector
• [x] support for specifying multiple styles in IB by comma separating them
• [x] added more styleable properties

I'm experiencing severe performance reduction in UICollectionViews, even if no cells (or subviews) are styled at all. I'm guessing that this is caused by the swizzling of func willMove(toSuperview newSuperview: UIView?) that will check every view ever moved to a parent to see if a style should be applied? Any input, past experience, or other help of how to work around the performance reduction would be highly appreciated!

First of all congrats on this wonderful library.

I was struggling with very big yml files, and many recurring variables. So I wanted to give it a go to make a feature that could merge yml files before converting it to Theme objects while still sharing variables/styles between files.

This is still a work in progress but I wanted to get some feedback. Maybe you had some ideas to implement this?

Using Carthage, Stylist is added to my project as a framework. This means that the @IBDesignable and @IBInspectable annotations are not visible to IB and therefore I'd have to set the styles programmatically.

Instead I added the following code to the project and thought you might want to provide it as a work-a-round for other people. Just add it to the project where Stylist is being included as a framework.

import Stylist
import UIKit

/// Extensions to enable IB

@IBDesignable extension UIView {
    @IBInspectable var styleName: String? {
        get { return style }
        set { style = newValue }
    }
}

@IBDesignable extension UIViewController {
    @IBInspectable var styleName: String? {
        get { return style }
        set { style = newValue }
    }
}

@IBDesignable extension UIBarItem {
    @IBInspectable var styleName: String? {
        get { return style }
        set { style = newValue }
    }
}

Note: I don't use CocoaPods so I'm not sure if it will have the same issue.