Feature: Swift argument parser #46
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July 22, 2020 14:41
# Conflicts: # configen/OptionsParser.swift
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Looks good! A couple of things:
- As we discussed on Slack it seems well have to use Xcode 11.4 and above to contribute to Configen from now on, perhaps we should add something to the readme to point this out?
- I'd maybe update the configen binary in the ConfigenDemo app to the new one (I did this to test it and it shows as modified on git so think it needs updating anyway).
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| var autoGenerationComment: String { | ||
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| // auto-generated by \(optionsParser.appName)\n// to add or remove properties, edit the mapping file: '\(optionsParser.inputHintsFilePath)'.\n// README: https://github.com/theappbusiness/ConfigGenerator/blob/master/README.md\n\n | ||
| // auto-generated by \(options.appName)\n// to add or remove properties, edit the mapping file: '\(options.inputHintsFilePath)'.\n// README: https://github.com/theappbusiness/ConfigGenerator/blob/master/README.md\n\n | ||
| """ |
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Unrelated, but if we're using a multi-line string we could just use return as normal instead of manually entering \n – unless it's there for another reason.
There's also a few other normal strings that are using \n so for readability we could consider making those multiline too, if we feel it does make it more readable that is. Could be something for a future PR anyway.
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Removed the old CommandLineKit dependency in favour of the Swift Argument Parser package (see https://swift.org/blog/argument-parser/). This change IS backwards compatible.