please show an example of using this in swift 3 or 4.

[gaming-hacker]

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[tkirby]

+1.
I added the code to my project and nothing happens. No error, no shimmer. The example project doesn't work in latest Xcode:

"Compiling IB documents for earlier than iOS 7 is no longer supported."

[apptekstudios]

@tkirby The example project has target version of iOS set to 6, change it to something more recent and it will work :)

[GodsEye-07]

@gaming-hacker @tkirby the default version of the code that was written for the pod is for iOS 6 Set it to the current version and you will be able to use the same again in the latest version.

Also you may face the same issue since the code is been written in Obj-C and what you are using now is Swift so there may be a problem with the bridging of the files as you imported them.

for this:
Select the APP NAME under the project root in the Project Navigator (press Command-1 if it’s not showing), select File\New\File… from the menu, and then select iOS\Source\Header File. Click Next, name the file APP NAME-Bridging-Header.h and click Create.

Replace the contents of the new file with the following:

#import "FBShimmering.h"
#import "FBShimmeringLayer.h"
#import "FBShimmeringView.h"

Next, select the project root in the Project Navigator, and then select the APP_NAME target.
Choose the Build Settings tab, and find the Swift Compiler – Code Generation\Objective-C Bridging Header item. As a shortcut, you can type bridging in the search field at the top of the settings to find the item quickly.
Double-click the value field to the right of the Objective-C Bridging Header label and enter the location of the bridging header that you just created: APP_NAME/APP_NAME-Bridging-Header.h.

also for further reference and visual understanding you may visit:
https://www.raywenderlich.com/93138/using-facebook-shimmer-swift

this may be helpful

[FBente]

Try #import <Shimmer/FBShimmeringView.h> in your NAME-Bridging-Header.h file.