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I really like the #SwiftPackage approach. It creates a clean and readable environment within larger workspaces. 😊

The #Xcode Workspace works perfectly with folders, mak...

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I really like the #SwiftPackage approach. It creates a clean and readable environment within larger workspaces. 😊

The #Xcode Workspace works perfectly with folders, making it easy to create new packages and manage their structures inside the IDE. 🧰

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All Auth dependencies are registered in 🛠️ Auth #Assembly. This is a core place of preparing the shareable logic and resolve it when it is needed.

Each #Module can have many assemblies to make clear division how the #SwiftPackage is built. 🧩

#DevDiary #iOS #Architecture #Swift

Dark code editor showing a Swift file defining CommonModule class with assemblies: StoreAssembly(), AuthAssembly(), DeviceAssembly() and import Core.

In my experience, the fewer targets a #SwiftPackage has, the better. 🚀

To facilitate function separation, I created Assembly - submodules that enable code separation within the module. 🧩

Tomorrow, I will show you one of the assemblies. 💡

#BuildInPublic #DevDiary #Swift #SPM

Dark IDE sidebar showing a Swift Package structure: Core and Common folders, many Feature modules (Agencies, Dashboard, Fares, Feed, Launch, Map, Route, Stops, Timetables, Trips, User, Vehicles) and package dependencies.

Every #Module represents a target located in a #SwiftPackage. There are three types:

🏗️ Core: An architecture-only module that can be reused in any app.

🔄 Commons: Shareable modules providing global logic.

🚀 Features: Modules that provide specific behavior.

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Improving Swift Package Scripts with GitHub Actions workflows I have improved my open-source project Swift Package Scripts which contains Swift Package-related scripts, by adding a couple of convenie...

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#GitHub #Automation #SwiftPackage

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So it begins... 🌟

Until now, the package had #MainActor default isolation. This was intentional to gain a clear understanding of where the #Sendable declaration is necessary.

Now, it's time to make this package truly thread-safe! 🚀

#BuildInPublic #SwiftPackage #concurrency

I've added more modifier variations!

You can now set string as body content, automatically setting the #ContentType to text/plain. Additionally, if you wish to #override all the headings saved in the configuration, you now have that opportunity! 💡

#BuildInPublic #SwiftPackage

It is so satisfying! 😊

I have cleaned the code, and here is the final result. The custom #Request uses associated types for the #Response Body and Error types.

The code is clean and type-safe. Under the hood, it builds a complex URL Request. 🛠️

#BuildInPublic #SwiftPackage

Morning #debugging session. 🌅

I can't find a proper solution for sharing Configuration through the Request tree, so I started with a small case: the EmptyRequest with one modifier. 💻

Working on a #SwiftPackage is easier with a sample app that you can run to test your code. 📦

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This is how it looks. 🧐

The method modifier sets the appropriate method in the configuration. I'm uncertain if this is the final solution, as I have concerns about the store location and how to pass configuration through the tree. 🤔

Brainstorm! ⛈️
#SwiftPackage #BuildInPublic

Work, work... 💼

I have developed basic modifiers to configure URLRequest in the future, along with basic request methods. 🛠️

Now, I need to determine how to build a configuration within the Request tree. 🌳

#BuildInPublic #SwiftPackage #SPM

Having Request Modifier marks the second step in my #SwiftyNetworking package refactor. 🔄

Unlike before, I now rely on modifiers. Previously, #SwiftPackage copied the Request, modified the configuration, and returned a new object.

Now, it's more aligned with #SwiftUI. 🚀

#iOS

When designing a #SwiftPackage, I enjoy crafting code that predicts the eventual results of development. 🛠️

Here are three sample requests using the GET, POST, and DELETE methods. 📥

Each request method takes a path parameter and inherits from the Request protocol.

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Bill Gates' first game was a lunar lander simulator. In honoring 50yrs of Microsoft I threw together a simple #SwiftPackage replicating it. Enjoy! github.com/dl-alexandre...

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TIL you can load up your #SwiftPackage with warnings that won’t show up in projects using it.

Ever wondered how to handle images, colors, and even custom fonts in your #SwiftPlaygrounds projects right from your #iPad? Let’s dive into this with the help of #Textastic and explore the structure of a #SwiftPackage project. 🚀✨

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