I need to install cocoa pods. So, to create Pods file I need to access to the folder where the app is. But ls can't find it, as proven in this screenshot.
I am not very experienced in Unix, searching in the net I did ls -a to see if it is hidden, but no result.
Anybody could help me?
Thank you.
The cd
command doesn't allow spaces. You cd
-ed to your "iOS" folder, not your "iOS Apps" folder, as seen in the Terminal prompt in your screenshot ( Admins-iMac:iOS admin$
instead of Admins-iMac:iOS Apps admin$
). Use a backslash ( \\
) to escape the space:
cd iOS\ Apps
You will see your folder
EDIT (in response to @l00phole's comment)
You can also use quotation marks to delimit paths with spaces
cd "iOS Apps"
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