v0.3.1

Fix

Make the new flags of the 0.3.0 mutables

v0.3.0

New

Add linkerOpts and compilerOpts input parameters for each of the products exported to Kotlin, even the bridge.

These flags will be added to the definition file and used by cinterop.

v0.2.0

New

• add packageDependencyPrefix

Fix

• Fix minor issues

Other

• Code refactoring

v0.1.1

Fix

• Some exported dependency didn't have the correct umbrella header set during the cinterop task, now you can access to the ObjC API correctly

Improvement

• Better sync performance by avoiding building non-modified dependency

v0.1.0 : the MVP

The MVP

This release is the first one, and I assume, the good one for continuing the project after experimentation about cInterop and SPM repository; it's the correct approach.

So, finally, this plugin does the equivalent of the CocoaPods Plugins but with the capacity to create a bridge between pure Swift and Kotlin. With that, we can integrate external Swift dependency into your Kotlin project, the Swift Import !

Still remains some issues on SPM package integration, so please, make an issue and I will try to fix that.

What's new ?

• Better compatibility with SPM package
• Increase performance on sync

v0.0.9

Important

#43 : For compatibility issues with Xcode, when there is at least one dependency inside the configuration, a local package is generated and must be added to your Xcode project.

Before, the package was generated when at least one dependency was exported, but for non-exported dependency, some resources were missing and could cause issues (rejection, crash, etc.).

Note: When updating the plugin configuration, please reset the package cache of your Xcode project to apply the modification.

Fix

#42 : The plugin won't make an error if the Gradle runs on a non-macOS host.

0.0.8

• Add support for cases with different target

• Change the location of the embedded swift folder from src/swift to src/swift/[cinteropname/configName]

0.0.7

• Fix unwanted generation of the local package when no product is exported

0.0.6

Breaking change

• Update the way the dependencies are declared

Before

swiftPackageConfig {
    create("nativeExample") { // same name as the one in `cinterops.create("...")`
        // add your own swift code and/or your external dependencies, it's optional
        dependency(
            // available only in your own Swift code
            SwiftDependency.Package.Remote.Version(
                url = "https://github.com/krzyzanowskim/CryptoSwift.git",   // Repository URL
                names = listOf("CryptoSwift"),                              // Library names
                version = "1.8.4",                                          // Package version
            )
        )
        dependency(
            // available in the Swift and Kolin code
            SwiftDependency.Package.Remote.Version(
                url = "https://github.com/firebase/firebase-ios-sdk.git", // Repository URL
                names = listOf("FirebaseAnalytics", "FirebaseCore"),     // Libraries from the package
                packageName = "firebase-ios-sdk",                        // (Optional) Package name, can be required in some cases
                version = "11.6.0",                                      // Package version
                exportToKotlin = true                                    // Export to Kotlin for usage in shared Kotlin code
            )
        )
    }
}

After

swiftPackageConfig {
    create("nativeExample") { // same name as the one in `cinterops.create("...")`
        // add your embedded swift code and/or your external dependencies, it's optional
         dependency(
            SwiftDependency.Package.Remote.Version(
                // Repository URL
                url = URI("https://github.com/firebase/firebase-ios-sdk.git"),
                // Libraries from the package
                products = {
                    // Export to Kotlin for use in shared Kotlin code and use it in your swift code
                    add("FirebaseCore", "FirebaseAnalytics", exportToKotlin = true)
                    // Add FirebaseDatabase to your swift code but don't export it
                    add(ProductName("FirebaseDatabase"))
                },
                // (Optional) Package name, can be required in some cases
                packageName = "firebase-ios-sdk",
                // Package version
                version = "11.6.0",
            ),
            SwiftDependency.Package.Remote.Version(
                url = URI("https://github.com/krzyzanowskim/CryptoSwift.git"),
                version = "1.8.1",
                products = {
                    // Can be only used in your "src/swift" code.
                    add("CryptoSwift")
                },
            ),
            // see SwiftDependency class for more use cases
        )
    }
}

0.0.5

• Better support (by a lot) for importing your own code and third-party dependencies to your Kotlin

A local package need to be added to the xcode project when exporting swift code

• A fully working example for using the plugin with iOS
• Better performance and caching
• Bug fix and a lot of improvement