I’m pretty sure any serious package author will have Travis or some other
CI set up for their library. Checking for a CI service is a good way to
filter out low-quality repos that are little more than just code dumps. The
swift version can be detemined by reading the Package.swift file. Most
packag
You're absolutely right about the additional information. Unfortunately some of
these (does it support my platform, what versions of Swift it builds on) are
hard to tell without actually building the package several times with differing
hardware/toolchains. Others (does it depend on Foundation,
I really like this idea, however what I really want to know about a package
usually includes: does it support my platform, does it depend on
Foundation, what other modules it depends on, what versions of Swift it
builds on (including nightly builds), and how well its documented. I don’t
know how th
Hi all,
I was missing a small tool somewhat akin to npm (specifically npm's search and
install functionality) for the swift ecosystem so I spent some time writing
something to fill that gap. I'd really love some feedback on the idea and
usability :)
The basic idea is that it's hard to find sui
