FSwift is a framework for functional programming in Swift. The goal is provide missing functional pieces for Apple's Swift language. If you are not familiar with functional programming, I would recommend watching Functional Principles for Object-Oriented Development - Jessica Kerr. It is a great introduction for those coming from an object-oriented background.
- Future and Promises -- manage current operations using a simple Future and Promises implementation
- Array Extensions -- perform functional operations like reduce, map reduce, and fold
- Time Extensions -- convert integers to NSTimeintevals (e.g. let time = 5.minutes)
- Run
xcodebuild -project FSwift.xcodeproj -scheme FSwift -sdk iphonesimulator ONLY_ACTIVE_ARCH=NOin the project directory - Right before ** BUILD SUCCEEDED ** you should see a line like
/usr/bin/touch -c /Users/username/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/FSwift-eayrcnolmowzoocyokeqxabfpbmt/Build/Products/Debug-iphonesimulator/FSwift.framework - In your Xcode target, in the general tab, add the framework file (FSwift.framework) to Embedded Binaries. Remove the framework from Linked Frameworks and Libraries, if it is present there.
##Usage
import FSwift in your Swift file.
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