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Hi!
I've taken a look and noticed, that there are already headers in "include" directory which can be used from C easily.
In case of Swift, it may be easier to create an .xcframework which will contain: the binary itself, the .h file, and the Swift bindings which can be hand-written to have "Swifter" user-facing API.
Then, it can be consumed by users via Cocoapods or SwiftPM and provide smooth UX.
(That's an alternative to UniFFI approach, which has it's pros and cons)
Reference:
https://mozilla.github.io/uniffi-rs/
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