swifttoday-extension
How to access classes in the main app from a today extension
I'm building an app in Swift 4 and now I am adding a today extension to the app. I want to access a class from the main app, a repository class, in the today extension view controller.
What do I need to do to be able to create an instance of my repository class in the today extension view controller?
The repository class is public, has a public init and has public methods.
The only solution I have found is to put the repository in a separate framework, but that seems like a big step for my small app.
Solution
Put the class inside a swift file , click it and check the today extension target
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