I just had the exact same issue, and the only thing that worked for me was instead of using the main Bundle I had to get the Bundle for the Nib I wanted. Essentially changing: Bundle.main.loadNibNamed(“UserView”, owner: self, options: nil) To: let bundle = Bundle(for: UserView.self) bundle.loadNibNamed(“UserView”, owner: self, options: nil) Which is bizarre, as … Read more
There is no support of any lists or arrays yet. Currently the following types support @IBInspectable Int CGFloat Double String Bool CGPoint CGSize CGRect UIColor UIImage Here is a code with all available IBInspectable’s: @IBInspectable var integer: NSInteger = 10 @IBInspectable var float: CGFloat = 10 @IBInspectable var double: Double = 10 @IBInspectable var string: … Read more
Finally, I solved this issue by adding $(CONFIGURATION_BUILD_DIR) in the target’s build settings’ Runpath Search Paths field. Plus, there are some additional steps you might need to do with your Xcode. Clear Xcode derived data for the project. They are in ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData Clean your current build by pressing ⌘⇧K Build your project In storyboard go … Read more
I had the same issue. I use cocoapods and there is a pod which uses designables. So the trick was to add ‘use_frameworks!’ to the Podfile. do a ‘pod update’ reopen the xcode project and the error message shouldn’t show up.
Based on chrisco’s suggestion to debug the selected view (which I had already done, but went to try again for good measure), I noticed a couple of other options at the bottom of the Editor menu. Automatically Refresh Views Refresh All Views I clicked “Refresh All Views” and after Xcode had a bit of a … Read more