SwiftPlate changelog

Changelog History

• v1.4.0 Changes

  July 19, 2017

  • 0️⃣ The default license header put into each source file now matches Xcode's defaults (thanks @vknabel!)
  • 🛠 Fixes for inserting today's date into the header of each source file (thanks @vknabel, @sorenmortensen & @gperdomor!)
  • README, LICENSE files are now ignored if they already exist (thanks @alexaubry!)
  • 🛠 Fixes for main.swift being overwritten (thanks @vijaytholpadi!)
  • ✅ Generated projects now use the latest Xcode (8.3) settings (thanks @pixyzehn!)
  • Generated projects now include a .gitignore file (thanks @danielmartinprieto!)
  • ✅ Generated Xcode project now includes groups for Sources and Tests (thanks @KieranHarper!)

• v1.3.0 Changes

  January 23, 2017

  🍱 SwiftPlate can now infer most information it needs from the file system & your git config! 🎉

  The following information is optionally inferred (if you leave it blank while running swiftplate):

  • Project name: Name of the folder where you're generating the project.
  • Author name: The value of git config --global user.name.
  • Author email: The value of git config --global user.email.
  • GitHub URL: Any remote git origin URL that you have setup in your project folder.

• v1.2.1 Changes

  January 14, 2017

  • Code coverage is now enabled in all projects that SwiftPlate generates (thanks @adellibovi!)
  • You can now launch SwiftPlate with --force (or -f) to prevent it from asking for confirmation before creating your project (thanks @codeOfRobin!)

• v1.2.0 Changes

  January 10, 2017

  • 👀 Full command line argument support (see README for more information)
  • You can now specify a local repo that should be used for SwiftPlate's template (very useful for development, and also enables custom templates).

• v1.1.1 Changes

  January 08, 2017

  💻 You can now specify project parameters through command line arguments!

• v1.1.0 Changes

  November 26, 2016

  • SwiftPlate now has a Makefile that enables you to easily install it (implemented by @codeOfRobin)
  • 🐧 SwiftPlate will now generate projects that are Linux compatible (implemented by @idcrook)

• v1.0.0 Changes

  November 21, 2016

  🎉 Initial release of SwiftPlate, which makes it easy to generate cross platform Swift framework projects that are compatible with CocoaPods, Carthage & Swift Package Manager.