A host of utilities to make Swift Swiftier.
Rapid is a package containing many of the most common extensions to the standard library (and, occasionally, other frameworks).
Within Rapid, you will find:
- Operators for the most commonly used features, such as
§to createStringrepresentations - Unicode versions of built-in operators, such as
≠instead of!= - Property wrappers, such as
@Transformedor@Clamped - Global constants for commonly used values, such as
πforDouble.pi - Computed properties to simplify common comparisons, such as
isNilorisNotEmpty - Inverted versions of methods, such as
last(where:)ornoneSatisfy(_:) - Syntactic sugar for working on specific values, such as
configure(_:_:)orrun(with:do:) - Methods and subscripts that return
nilinstead of crashing when invalid arguments are passed - And more...
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Add Rapid to your package manifest:
.package( url: "https://github.com/kaascevich/Rapid.git", branch: "main" )
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Add Rapid as a dependency for each of your targets:
.product( name: "Rapid", package: "Rapid" )
- Choose File → Add Package Dependencies...
- Copy this link, and paste it into the search bar.
- Click Add Package.
- Choose the target you want to add Rapid to, and then click Add Package again.
I've documented everything to the best of my ability. However, due to an issue with the Swift Package Index, you'll need to build it yourself for now.
To do that:
- Open Xcode, and choose Integrate → Clone... (or Source Control → Clone... on Xcode 14 or earlier).
- Copy this link, paste it into the search bar, and click Clone.
- Once Xcode completes package resolution, choose Product → Build Documentation or hit ⌃⇧⌘D.
- Wait for the build to finish. When it's done, the documentation window will open.
- At the very top of the sidebar, expand Rapid, and then expand the Rapid under that.