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The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. Adds `Email` and `EmailComponents` models for simpler email validation and parsing ### Fixed - Emails with a trailing `@` symbol will now be properly caught by the validator and throw an `invalidSyntax` error (#47) - Dropped Cocoapods support (#36) - Updated remaining Objective-C files to Swift - Fixed a bug with `passedValidation` property (#40) This release converts the remaining Objective-C classes into Swift. ### Updated - Converted the following classes from Objective-C to Swift: - `SHEmailValidationTextField` - `EmailTextFieldDelegate` - `SHAutocorrectSuggestionView` - `AutocorrectSuggestionViewDelegate` This release officially deprecates `SHEmailValidator` in favor of `SpotHeroEmailValidator` and version `2.0.0`. - Updates the way TLDs are stored to facilitate addition of more top-level domains as they are added to the IANA's list - Exposes NSErrors for inspection.

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. `BarcodeHeroUI` is now supported via SPM. In order to support SPM, we had to drop all resources from the package. This meant programmatically assigning constraint and otherwise to the `BHCameraScanController`. When SPM introduces resource support, we can circle back and update this... or perhaps even leverage `SwiftUI` instead where available. Cleaned up the `BHCameraScanController` and properly implemented `BHFilterParameters` for the native barcode types so a user can pass in values properly. Fixes issues with the `podspec` as well as errors in `BHCameraScanController`. Implemented the `BHCameraScanController`, which allows the reading of all `AVMetadataMachineReadableCodeObject` types. Both the `Core` and `UI` subspecs are now implemented. The initial implementation of BarcodeHero. This version includes support for generating the following barcode types: Aztec, Code 39, Code 39 mod 43, Code 128, EAN-8, EAN-13, ISBN-13, ISSN-13, Interleaved 2 of 5, ITF-14, PDF417 QR, and UPC-E. The podspec is separate into two subspecs: Core and UI. Core is complete, but UI is untested and unfinished.

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. Removed `UtilityBeltData` into a standalone project: [CoreDataHero](https://github.com/spothero/CoreDataHero-iOS/tree/0.1.0). SPM can have multiple products whereas CocoaPods only allows a single product header. To fix this, I've set the `module_name` to `UtilityBeltNetworking` for the time being. - `MockService.shared.hasStubs` now inverts the check for `stubbedData.isEmpty`, returning the correct value. This release introduces the SpotHero API Mocker, or "Sham" for short. It allows us to stub various requests and responses for testing across our libraries. Currently, we use [`VOKMockUrlProtocol`](https://github.com/vokal/VOKMockUrlProtocol) for this, but it does too much magic. There were other libraries like [`MockingJay`](https://github.com/kylef/Mockingjay) out there in the wild, but they are not maintained well and the cost of implementation was very low, so bringing this in-house made sense. This is just a proof of concept rollout for Sham for slow integration into `SpotHeroAPI`. Stay tuned. - Added `HTTPClient`, a proof of concept class for bringing all Networking-related functionality in-house. - Split up the `UtilityBelt` module in anticipation of having more modules in the project, starting with `UtilityBeltNetworking`. - Added lots of documentation through `UtilityBeltNetworking`. - Ensured Xcode 11 and Swift 5.1 support. * Migrated Networking module from SpotHero-iOS. * Implemented Swift package structure with added Podspec for CocoaPods support.

The markdown parsing is broken/disabled for release notes. Sorry about that, I'm chasing the source of a crash that's been bringing this website down for the last couple of days. - Renamed project to Zinc, which will be the primary focus of the repository rather than a collection of different tools (https://github.com/spothero/Zinc/pull/38) - Fixed the `Error: Cloning into 'tmp/default'...` error that occurred when running Zinc (https://github.com/spothero/Zinc/pull/40) ### Changed - The repo is now an umbrella repo named `Elements` for multiple CLI tools. `zinc` is still runnable `swift run zinc`. - Core functionality has been migrated into the `CarbonFramework` library, which is also consumable product. ### Added - Added the package [`https://github.com/apple/swift-argument-parser`](https://github.com/apple/swift-argument-parser). ### Removed - Removed `CommandHero`, `CommandHeroDemo`, and `CommandHeroTests` from the package. All functionality is properly encapsulated within the `swift-argument-parser` project. ### Changed - This release brings `CommandHero`, `Lumberjack`, and `ShellRunner` _back_ into the repository for ease of development. None of these products are exposed externally at this time. ### Changed - Added explicit platform and language versioning to the Package.swift. - Bumped Mint and Gem dependencies. ### Added - Added dependencies via `mint`. ### Changed - Updated Swift Tools version to Swift 5.1. ### Removed - Removed dependencies from `Package.swift`. ### Changed - Bumped SwiftFormat from 0.4.8 to 0.4.10. - Bumped SwiftLint from 0.32.0 to 0.33.1. ### Removed - Removed `CommandHero`, `Lumberjack`, and `ShellRunner` targets so that they could be produced by the new `CommandHero` repository. ### Added - Usage descriptions can now be generated properly for `Command` and `Subcommand` types. - `Argument`s and `Option`s have their own generated descriptions and formats. - Added more override capability in `Command` and `Subcommand` subclasses. ### Added - Added `required init(from parser: ArgumentParser) throws`. Arguments and options are parsed from within this init and assigned to properties on the class itself, just like with `Decodable`. - `ArgumentParser` has matching like `value` and `valueIfPresent`. ### Changed - Updated the Subcommand parsing layer to match `Codable` functionality for increased familiarity and ease of use. - Lots of additional cleanup and reorganization as well.