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I have installed swiftlint using cocoapods and it is working properly

But when I am trying to use swiftlint autocorrect command in the terminal, it is giving below error

-bash: swiftlint: command not found

Should I need to do any other setup to make the command work in Terminal?

Note: Cant use the SwiftLint package due to some restriction on Mac.

pradeep
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Pods are installed in a folder local to your project, not in any global folder that would already be defined in the terminals $PATH variable, so the terminal is unable to find the script.

There are a few options, but it mostly comes down to being more specific about where the executable is, presuming (for example) your project folder is located at /Users/John/Documents/MyiOsProject/

The pods are likely installed in Pods/SwiftLint/bin

so you should be able to run /Users/John/Documents/MyiOsProject/Pods/SwiftLint/bin/swiftlint autocorrect

This can obviously get tedious very quickly, so just alias it. (Another option would be a Symlink)

open up the file ~/.bashrc for editing and add 

alias swiftlint='/Users/John/Documents/MyiOsProject/Pods/SwiftLint/bin/swiftlint'

then you should be able to just type swiftlint autocorrect.

Note: I dont know your exact paths, so you may need to make some minor changes.

Scriptable
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    Thanks, in my case it worked in this way (without bin folder): /Users/yaircarreno/Documents/MyiOsProject/Pods/SwiftLint/swiftlint lint – yaircarreno May 31 '20 at 15:24
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Installing swiftlint as a cocoapod does not modify the $PATH variable to include the path to the swiftlint command. Here is a guide to do it.

The path to the swiftlint command is probably $HOME/Pods/SwiftLint or sth like that.

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