feat(plugin): add option to use a Xcode project for iOS #9843
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Do we need to template xcuserdata?
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I'm not sure @pewsheen I only generated a new Xcode Swift static library project and moved here :D
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I think this can probably be removed - let me double check
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deleted, nice catch!
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I think it's safe to remove the xcuserdata folder. It'll regenerate a new one next time we build or open it with Xcode. Another reason is it's based on the user name on Mac I guess, so it might recreate it anyway.
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i did delete it but i just forgot to actually comment on this review
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Seems forgot to delete this one 👀
tooling/cli/templates/plugin/ios-xcode/tauri-plugin-{{ plugin_name }}.xcodeproj/project.xcworkspace/xcuserdata/lucas.xcuserdatad/UserInterfaceState.xcuserstate
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ooh nice catch, fixed @pewsheen
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Everything looks good! I don't have the write access to approve the review, maybe @amrbashir can help approve it again 😅 |
Currently plugin authors are forced to use SwiftPM for their iOS library. This PR adds support to a plain Xcode project (also using Swift under the hood) that is compiled using
xcodebuild. This solves some SwiftPM limitations e.g. not being able to use dependencies that relies on XCFrameworks and other quirks such as firebase, GoogleSignIn-iOS, etc.