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My articles related to Apple’s Swift Package Manager
In this blog post, I'll explain when and where you can use Swift's new package access modifier. I'll also give an outlook on plans from Apple to extend its usefulness for closed-code enterprise SDKs. Recap: access modifiers you already know Up until ...
Swift Package Manager (SPM) allows you to Share source code (open-source) Distribute binaries to protect your intellectual property (closed source) Unfortunately, SPM does not help you to create a precompiled binary version of your package produc...
An experimental feature in Swift 5.7 (SPM, DocC) that does not get much love
Swift Package Manager allows you to define Dependencies to other packages. import PackageDescription let package = Package( name: "MyPackage", dependencies: [ .package(url: "https://github.com/apple/example-package-playingcard.git", ...
This blog post will explain how you can leverage autocompletion for Swift Package Manager commands in your shell by using a completion script that can be generated by SwiftPM. This is helpful for people who just started to use Swift Package Manager b...
How you specify a remote package dependency determines if and how updates are resolved. Learn what the recommended way is and why. Even a daring option that lets you take any updates and skip several major versions. Remote packages can be used as dep...
