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From your message it's a bit difficult to tell exactly what's the issue you're facing. If you don't know how to better describe your problem, maybe you can help yourself with some screenshots.
Anyway, Fragaria should work just fine (with the default settings) even without setting it up through an IBOutlet. If the application compiles and Fragaria works, then you are not doing anything fundamentally wrong.
If you are unfamiliar with non-storyboard projects (like the example you mentioned) and you don't know what the "File's Owner" object is (the translucent light blue block), it's just the way non-storyboard XIBs refer to the controller responsible for that XIB. In a storyboard-based project, anything that would be connected to "File's Owner" usually is connected to some View Controller or Window Controller.
I try to integrate Fragaria in a Swift 3.0 project. First I built Fragaria as a Framework. This I added to my project. I work with storyboards.
In Swift-Example a IBOutlet generated by the types MSGFragariaView. I unfortunately do not get this in my project.
Have I made something wrong in the creation or incorporating as a framework?
I hope you can help me.
Thanks in advance.
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