A tool for creating macOS apps with Swift packages instead of Xcode projects. The end goal is to be able to create apps for all desktop platforms with a single Swift codebase.
You may also be interested in SwiftCrossUI, a UI framework with a similar goal.
If you find Swift Bundler useful, please consider supporting me by becoming a sponsor. I spend most of my spare time working on open-source projects, and each sponsorship helps me focus more time on making high quality tools for the community.
The documentation is hosted on GitHub pages.
Install the latest version of Swift Bundler with mint:
mint install stackotter/swift-bundlerIf you have previously installed Swift Bundler via the installation script you must delete the /opt/swift-bundler directory (requires sudo).
For more installation methods, see the documentation.
After installing Swift Bundler, package templates make it quick to get started. The following sections walk you through creating and running a simple 'Hello, World!' SwiftUI app.
# Create a new app from the SwiftUI template.
swift bundler create HelloWorld --template SwiftUI
cd HelloWorld# Build and run the app.
swift bundler run# Creates the files necessary to get xcode to run the package as an app.
# Only needs to be run once unless you delete the `.swiftpm` directory.
swift bundler generate-xcode-support
# Open the package in Xcode
open Package.swiftTo learn more about Swift Bundler refer to the documentation.
Contributions of all kinds are very welcome! Just make sure to check out the contributing guidelines before getting started. Read through the open issues for contribution ideas.
If you have an app made with Swift Bundler, I'd love to hear about it! Just open an issue or submit a PR to add it to the list.
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