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I have an Objective-C based cocoa pod framework. This framework has a class with XIP view controller. I want to access this controller from a Swift based project. The below code is Objective-C code. I need to use it in a Swift based project. 

ViewController * viewController = [[ViewController alloc] initWithNibName:@“VController” bundle:nil]; viewController.delegate = self; viewController.modalTransitionStyle = UIModalTransitionStyleFlipHorizontal; [vc presentViewController: viewController animated:true completion:nil];
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Its simple just follow some steps and you are able to do That

I have a project and I am using RIOInterface.h Obj-c in My swift project

Step 1- Just add Objective c file in Swift Project

I added RIOinterface.h and .mm in my project

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Step 2 After when you will just drag and drop Obj-c Classes Now a popup will show as

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-> Click Yes

Step 3- Now Import your Obj-C Header in bridging class created

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Step 4- You are done with configuration steps Now, Time to use that class

as, I created a Object for that class

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Now use it with that created object as below

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You accessed your objective-C code in Swift

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