Could not load NIB in bundle

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I am trying to integrate Janrain Engage as custom module with Appcelerator Titanium  I have created a sample module and dragged the JREngage folder to the sample module xcodeproj as indicated in the Jainrain s documentation    Now I give build command to this project  then execute the   build py and then finally I execute the titanium run command  It launches the application in simulator with a blank screen and immediately crashes throwing the following error      Terminating app due to uncaught exception  NSInternalInconsistencyException   reason   Could not load NIB in bundle   NSBundle  lt  Users abhilash Library Application Support iPhone Simulator 4 2 Applications CA167346-4091-4E16-B841-955D1D391713 test app gt   loaded   with name  JRProvidersController     Why could this error be occurring

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Be careful  Xcode is caseSensitive with file names  It s not the same  Fun  than  fun

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Your XIB file is probably outside your project folder  This leads to not showing up the Target Inspector  However  moving the XIB file into your project folder should fix it

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I just had an interesting experience using Xcode 6 3   I kept getting this error also  despite trying everything you would normally think of with spelling  target membership  etc  as suggested above  I also tried cleaning  deleting derived data  and also deleting the app from the simulator several times to ensure the bundle was being built correctly but to no avail   Finally  following Brian Michael Bentley s answer  I finally decided to inspect my  app file in my simulator s folder on my HD  I found that all of my nibs were there but with a abc ipad nib instead of the expected abc nib  I manually renamed all of these files to remove the  ipad part  built and it worked   Trying to see why these have been appended with the  ipad keyword  I looked at my project settings and in fact  in my General Deployment Info tab  I had only iPad selected  I was trying to run on an iPhone simulator  I believe that in the past  Xcode would give an error indicating that the binary did not support iPhone and you would not succeed in running the app   I deleted the app from the simulator and did the same thing again - again with only iPad supported  This time  the  app contained abc iphone nib AND abc ipad nib for each expected storyboard and it ran on the iPhone simulator just fine  Again - If we choose iPad only in our Deployment Info settings  it shouldn t run on iPhone Simulator  This is an Xcode bug   So  there is some inconsistent behavior here on the part of Xcode and unfortunately it s an intermittent bug and this may be difficult to reproduce  but I put this here so that it may help others in the future

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Also the reason can be the file is looked up in the wrong language specific folder when you messed  with localizations

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the error means that there is no  xib file with  JRProvidersController  name  recheck whether JRProvidersController xib exists   you will load  xib file with  controller     JRProvidersController alloc  initWithNibName   JRProvidersController  bundle nil

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I also found that it failed when I tried to load the XIB with a name like   MyFile xib    When I just used   MyFile  it worked - apparently it always adds the extension   But the error message just said it couldn t find MyFIle xib in the bundle - if it had said MyFile xib xib  that would have been a big clue

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SecondViewController  secondViewController     SecondViewController alloc initWithNibName   SecondView xib  bundle nil        self navigationController pushViewController secondViewController animated YES     In the above code  if you also give a file extension like  SecondView xib   then it s wrong and will give you above error  Use  SecondView  instead  I have made that mistake

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Got this problem while transforming my old code from XCode 3x to XCode 4 and  Solved it by just renaming wwwwwwww xib into RootViewController xib

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For me  the case was that I was searching the main bundle for a nib which wasn t in the main bundle  My nib was in an imported module so I needed to retrieve the bundle for that module and use it to init the UINib  rather than using Bundle main

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For Storyboard  I tried every single solution posted here but nothing worked for me as I am using Storyboard with Swift 5   Just started to build fresh controllers and Views in storyboard test app  what I found is I was missing My View Controller s Storyboard ID   So here is my solution  If you want to Go from ViewController A --  View Controller B  Step 1  In storyboard   Just make sure your ViewControllerA is embedded in Navigation Controller  Step 2  In storyboard   Now check have you mentioned Storyboard ID for your ViewControllerB which you will use in code as Identifier     Step 3  and finally make sure you are pushing controller this way in your ViewControllerA with Button click   if let viewControllerB   UIStoryboard name   Main   bundle  nil  instantiateViewController withIdentifier   ViewControllerB   as  ViewControllerB                if let navigator   navigationController                   navigator pushViewController viewControllerB  animated  true

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Have look on project  Target - gt  Buid Phases - gt  Copy Bundle Resources  You will find your xib storyborad with red color   Just remove it Also remove all references of missing file from project   Now drag this storyboard xib file again to this Copy Bundle Resources It will still show you file with red color but dont worry about it   Just clean and build project   Now you will get your project running again successfully

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I had the same problem  exception  Could not load NIB in bundle       after upgrading my xcode from 3 2 to 4 02  Whereas deploying of my app with Xcode 3 2 worked fine it crashes with xcode  4 raising the exception mentioned above - but only when I tried to deploy to the IOS Simulator  v 4 2   Targeting the IOS device  v 4 1  acted also with Xcode 4    It turned out  after hours of desperately scrabbling around  that the reason was an almost  hidden  setting in the  xib-file   Visit the properties of the  xib files in the file inspector  The property  Location  was set to  Relative to Group  for all  xib files   I changed it to  Relative to project  and voila  all  xib files now are correctly  loaded in IOS simulator    I have no clue what s the reason behind that for this odd Xcode4 behavior but maybe it s worth to make an attempt

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In my case  I was creating a framework with Cocoapods  The problems was this line  s static framework   true  in my framework podspec file After commented this line above all problems to access storyboards or XIBs went out

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Had this same issue nothing worked  so I figured something weird with derived data   In xcode 6 3 2 I had to   In XCode Menu --  Preferences --  Locations Tab --  In Locations Change Derived Data to Relative and then toggle back to Default  Then the nib loaded fine

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In case you are using frameworks in your project  you need to make sure you are loading from the correct bundle   NSBundle  bundle    NSBundle bundleWithIdentifier    lt your bundle id here gt     ABCViewController  vc     ABCViewController alloc  initWithNibName    lt your nib name gt   bundle bundle

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Swift4 example if your MyCustomView swift and MyCustomView xib in a framework  Place this in the MyCustomView s init   let bundle   Bundle for  type of  self   let nib   UINib nibName   MyCustomView   bundle  bundle  if let nibView   nib instantiate withOwner  self  options  nil  first as  UIView       self aViewInMyCustomView   nibView     self aViewInMyCustomView frame   self frame     self addSubview self aViewInMyCustomView         set constraints     self translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints   false     NSLayoutConstraint item  self aViewInMyCustomView  attribute   leading  relatedBy   equal  toItem  self  attribute   leading  multiplier  1 0  constant  0  isActive   true     NSLayoutConstraint item  self aViewInMyCustomView  attribute   trailing  relatedBy   equal  toItem  self  attribute   trailing  multiplier  1 0  constant  0  isActive   true     NSLayoutConstraint item  self aViewInMyCustomView  attribute   top  relatedBy   equal  toItem  self  attribute   top  multiplier  1 0  constant  0  isActive   true     NSLayoutConstraint item  self aViewInMyCustomView  attribute   bottom  relatedBy   equal  toItem  self  attribute   bottom  multiplier  1 0  constant  0  isActive   true

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Every time I refactor a view controller s name that s in my appDelegate I waste time on this  Refactoring doesn t change the nib name in initWithNibName   MYOldViewControllerName

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Working on Xcode 4 6 3 and localizing my NIB files I also run into this issue   For me nothing else helped besides changing  Document Versioning  in File Inspector to Deployment 5 0 instead of 6 1

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try to find out all   XXXController     XXXControlloer alloc  initWithNibName   XXXController  bundle nil     in your code  and make sure that XXXController are spelled correctly

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I noticed that it may happen if you switch between branches in git and forget to make a clean  So xib is there and everything is find  but the exact build may have problems  So just in case don t forget to make a clean

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DO NOT PUT  xib WHEN YOU INSERT IN THE XIB NAME  IT IS ALREADY IMPLIED              Dont do this    UIView  viewFromNib     NSBundle mainBundle  loadNibNamed   ResultsAssessmentView xib  owner self options nil  0     Do this    UIView  viewFromNib     NSBundle mainBundle  loadNibNamed   ResultsAssessmentView  owner self options nil  0

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In my case the spellings of XIB was incorrect  Please make sure the spellings are correct  Bundle main loadNibName  quot XIB Name quot    owner   self   options  nil

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I had this problem with a storyboard and the nib was called something like  bKD-J3-fhr-view-ZSR-8m-2da    It was because I was trying to add a subview to self view in a view controller s init  withCoder   Self view doesn t exist yet   Moved it to viewDidLoad and all better

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I ve got same issue and my  xib file has already linked in Target Membership with the Project  Then I unchecked the file s target checkbox and checked again  then Clean and Build the project  Interestingly it has worked for me

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I ran into the same problem  In my case the nib name was  MyViewController xib  and I renamed it to  MyView xib   This got rid of the error   I was also moving a project from XCode 3 to 4 2  Changing the Path type did not matter

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In Targets - gt  Build Phases  Make sure the  xib is added to Copy Bundle Resources  if it is not present then add  xib file

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It happens when you rename the nib file  If you have already  create new nib meaning copy current nib file contents to new nib   delete old nib file and it will solve your problem   Edit  With new Xcode  starting version 4 6 3  If you rename with refactor feature  Controller class  it will rename nib file too and you need not worry about nib loading problem

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Using a custom Swift view in an Objective-C view controller  yes  even after importing the  lt  lt PROJECT NAME gt  gt -Swift h file   I d tried to load the nib using   MyCustomView  customView      NSBundle mainBundle  loadNibNamed NSStringFromClass  MyCustomView class   owner self options nil  objectAtIndex 0        but NSStringFromClass  MyCustomView class   returns  lt  lt PROJECT NAME gt  gt  MyCustomViewand the load fails  TL DR All worked well loading the nib using a string literal   MyCustomView  customView      NSBundle mainBundle  loadNibNamed   MyCustomView  owner self options nil  objectAtIndex 0

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I had same problem  renaming my view controller identifier in storyboard worked for me

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for me  it solved just by changing the name of my cell s file into the same as its class   In Attributes Inspector Third tab on the right side bar in story board     Set the cell s Identifier  for example   MyCellId    Set the cell s Class  for example   MyCellClass  when the file is  MyCellClass     Register the cell in your view controller as follow   tableView register UINib nibName   MyCellClass   bundle  nil   forCellReuseIdentifier   MyCellId

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This is worked for me   Make sure you typed nib name correctly     NSBundle mainBundle loadNibNamed   Graphview  owner self options nil    Graphview nib name

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Visit the properties of the  xib files in the file inspector  the property  Target Membership  pitch on the select box  then your xib file was linked with your target

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In my case it was very weird  use a storyboard   For some reason it changed from  Main storyboard file base name  to  Main nib file base name  in the plist   Changing back to  Main storyboard file base name   UIMainStoryboardFile  solved the issue

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With the build target being one of my iOS devices  I right-clicked the Product file  xyzw app  and selected the Show in Finder popup item  It opened a window with the xyzw app inside  I opened the bundle using Show Package Contents and saw all the files I expected  except one file  the one it was complaining about  with a capital I instead of a lower-case i in the name  zoomieVIew nib instead of zoomieView nib   I had noticed the uppercase I in the file name of the xib  and changed it and rebuilt  apparently Xcode left the generated  nib name the way it was  I deleted zoomieVIew nib in the bundle  rebuilt  and Xcode duly recreated the file as zoomieView nib  The app started to work on the device

[ios] Could not load NIB in bundle

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