Add Swift Package Manager Support#61
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Fixes on podspec file ObjC module workaround Fixes podspec file
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Motivation and Context
This PR introduces support for Swift Package Manager (SPM).
To enable SPM compatibility, several structural adjustments were necessary:
Split Objective-C and Swift files into separate folders
SPM does not support mixing Objective-C and Swift files within the same target. Therefore, Objective-C and Swift sources have been reorganized into distinct directories.
Update the
.podspecfileThe
.podspechas been updated to reflect the new folder structure, ensuring continued support for CocoaPods integration.Add the
Package.swiftmanifestA
Package.swiftfile has been added to define the SPM package configuration.Note
The underscore prefix in
_ReverseExtension_ObjCis a deliberate workaround to prevent the Objective-C target module from appearing in autocompletion.Note
The Export.swift file is responsible for exposing the necessary Objective-C imports within the ReverseExtension module.