Let's use Swift Package Manager (SwiftPM) ~ Creation ~

About SwiftPackageManager (hereinafter, SwiftPM), which can be used for iOS application development from Xcode 11 and has become considerably easier to use with Xcode 12 released the other day, this article is out of how to introduce it to the project and how to create your own library to SwiftPM It will be a method of creating your own library.

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• Let's use Swift Package Manager (SwiftPM) ~ Introduction ~

How to create a library

Installation environment

• Xcode12

Start Swift PM

[Start Xcode] → [File] → [New] → [Swift Packages]

[Project name] → [Create]

Created screen This time it's up to the registration of my own library, so

• Package.swift
• MyLibrary.swift

I will only touch it. (If true, you should also write a test.)

In Package.swift, describe the URL of the file you want to load or the external library. This time, load Nuke with an external library, extend UIImage, and load Nuke on the UIImage side.

Package.swift

// swift-tools-version:5.3
// The swift-tools-version declares the minimum version of Swift required to build this package.

import PackageDescription

let package = Package(
    name: "MyLibrary",
    platforms:[.iOS(.v11)],   //Platform to use (iOS 11 or above this time)
    products: [
        .library(
            name: "MyLibrary",
            targets: ["MyLibrary"]),
    ],
    dependencies: [
        .package(url: "https://github.com/kean/Nuke.git", from: "9.1.2")    //External library you want to load


    ],
    targets: [
depends on.
        .target(
            name: "MyLibrary",
            dependencies: [
                .product(name: "Nuke", package: "Nuke")    //Use the loaded library
            ]),
        .testTarget(
            name: "MyLibraryTests",
            dependencies: ["MyLibrary"]),
    ]
)

This completes the process of using the library.

MyLibrary.swift

import UIKit
import Nuke

public enum ProcessorsOption {
    case resize
    case resizeRound(radius: CGFloat)
    case resizeCircle
}

public typealias AspectMode = ImageProcessors.Resize.ContentMode

public extension UIImageView {
    
    func loadUrl(imageUrl: String?,
                 processorOption: ProcessorsOption = ProcessorsOption.resize,
                 aspectMode: AspectMode = .aspectFill,
                 crop: Bool = false,
                 placeHolder: UIImage? = nil,
                 failureImage: UIImage? = nil,
                 contentMode: UIView.ContentMode? = nil) {
        guard let url: String = imageUrl,
            let loadUrl: URL = URL(string: url) else {
            self.image = failureImage
            return
        }
        
        let resizeProcessor = ImageProcessors.Resize(size: self.bounds.size,
                                                     contentMode: aspectMode, crop: crop)
        let processors: [ImageProcessing]
        
        switch processorOption {
        case .resize:
            processors = [resizeProcessor]
        case .resizeRound(let radius):
            processors = [resizeProcessor, ImageProcessors.RoundedCorners(radius: radius)]
        case .resizeCircle:
            processors = [resizeProcessor, ImageProcessors.Circle()]
        }
        
        let request = ImageRequest(
            url: loadUrl,
            processors: processors
        )
        var contentModes: ImageLoadingOptions.ContentModes?
        
        if let mode = contentMode {
            contentModes = ImageLoadingOptions.ContentModes.init(success: mode,
                                                                 failure: mode, placeholder: mode)
        }
        let loadingOptions = ImageLoadingOptions(placeholder: placeHolder,
                                                 failureImage: failureImage, contentModes: contentModes)
        
        Nuke.loadImage(with: request, options: loadingOptions, into: self)
    }
}

I will omit the contents in the library. (I tried to use Extension as the one that loads and resizes Nuke images.)

As it is, ** No such module'UIKit' ** is displayed and it cannot be built.

[Tests] → [MyLibraryTests] → Change the contents of [MyLibraryTests.swift]

Changed build from "My Mac" to "Any Any iOS Device"

If the build is successful, you're done.

Use the Git command or source tree to commit the last created one, add a tag, and push it to github and you're done. ↑ About this

• https://tyoshikawa1106.hatenablog.com/entry/2016/05/16/230237
• https://backlog.com/ja/git-tutorial/stepup/17/

Please refer to.

• If Tag is not set to [1.0.0], an error will occur.

If you are thinking of distributing it as a whole, we recommend that you license it. How to license on github

• https://qiita.com/shibukk/items/67ad0a5eda5a94e5c032

Please refer to.

By the way, the one created this time is published on github. If you like, please use it with Star.

github https://github.com/isamiodagiri/ExtendedImageViewWithNuke

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reference

• https://qiita.com/am10/items/72dbc511efc512fc065a

Cooperation

How to register your own library in SwiftPM, you can not understand only how to introduce an external library by reference only, "** App Dojo Salon ** ”people also cooperated. Thank you very much.