Casimir

"Met it wooden 🪵 and made it brickwalled 🧱" (Casimir the Great)

Complex extension suite for rapid development using the multiplatform Apple Stack (SwiftUI, Combine)

Usage

Some of the features:

• Easy architectural elements, like ModelProtocol, Randomable, Selectable and LocalizedString.
• Out-of-the-box custom loggers, such as logger for sending diagnostic data to Firebase as non-fatals.
• Custom Combine operators closing the gap with Rx*, such as WithPrevious, PreventCompletion, Single, On or Retry.
• Streamlining API for testing Publisher streams using TestScheduler and TestSequence.
• Hundreds of extensions to Apple's Foundation, including custom Math operations like lerp and also LoremIpsums, CURL or Errors.
• Expanding core Apple APIs with reactive Combine support
• and more...

Installation

Add dependency to the project:

dependencies: [
    ...
    .package(url: "https://github.com/przemek-jablonski/Casimir.git", exact: "latest-tag-here")
]

Enable core library (Casimir):

.target(
    name: "YourLibrary",
    dependencies: [
        .product(name: "Casimir", package: "Casimir"),
    ]
),

Enable testing library (Testimir):

.testTarget(
    name: "YourLibraryTests",
    dependencies: [
        .product(name: "Testimir", package: "Casimir"),
    ]
),

Platform Availability

 iOS 14.0
 iPadOS 14.0
 tvOS 14.0
 macOS 11.0
 watchOS 7.0

also compliant with  Mac Catalyst

Configure Casimir as a global import

1. Create new Objective-C header file (.h),
2. Add #import <Casimir/Casimir.h> at the very top,
3. Go to Project's Build Settings, set tab to All | Combined,
4. In section Swift Compiler - General find entry Objective-C Bridging Header and add your new Header file (if placed in main project folder, then appname/AppName-BridgingHeader.h),
5. Ensure that this entry is added for both Debug and Release and that Precompile Bridging Header is set to YES,
6. Done!