The Swift Package Index helps you make better decisions about the dependencies you use in your apps.
The Swift Package Index is the place to find packages that are compatible with the Swift Package Manager. The project is open-source and written in Swift using Vapor.
All participation in this project, whether contributing code, communicating in discussions or issues, or pull requests, is subject to our code of conduct. Please read the Code of Conduct before contributing.
The Swift Package Index is a community project that would not be possible without the support of its sponsors. Thank you to everyone who supports this project! You can see all of our current corporate, infrastructure, and community sponsors over on our Supporters page.
If you'd like to help keep this project running, the best way through our GitHub Sponsors. Your support directly helps keep this project running and moving forward. Thank you!
There are many ways to contribute to the Swift Package Index. Whether it's helping to promote the site, suggesting or discussing a new feature, reporting a bug if you find one, through to helping with bug fixing, or the design/development of the software, we'd love to have you as a contributor. All contributions are subject to our Code of Conduct.
To keep our issues list under control, most bug reports or feature requests work best started as a discussion in our forum. From there, we can promote it into an issue and start work on a pull request. We have plenty of open issues if you'd like to get started. We've also tagged some with a good first issue label.
We also have a Discord server. If you'd like to join, please use this invite!
The best place to start is our in-depth guide to setting up the Swift Package Index for local development! If you run into any problems, please start a discussion or join us on Discord.
The Swift Package Index is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license. Before we can accept your contributions, you'll need to sign a standard Apache 2.0 Contributor License Agreement. We will organise this during your first pull request.