First of all: SORRY for mentioning so many people in this post. But I'm currently failing miserably at a task and would be grateful for any advice. That's why I thought I'd address this request directly to people who I think might be able to help me. So, once again: Sorry.

What's the issue?
I'm currently unable to create an Xcode project template for a Swift package. The package in question is this one:

https://github.com/phranck/TUIkit

I based my work on the existing command line tool template, which is similar. My requirement is just a little different, namely I need conditionals. When creating a project with my template, the user should be able to select various options. And this is where it gets tricky!

There is little documentation on this. Much of it is outdated or incorrect. There also seem to be two ways of defining conditionals internally, i.e. in the template. But as I said, I can't find any really helpful documentation on this.

So, if you know exactly where I need to look, or have a sample template like this, please let me know. Otherwise, I would be very grateful for any help or referrals to someone who knows about this.

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So it begins... 🌟

Until now, the package had #MainActor default isolation. This was intentional to gain a clear understanding of where the #Sendable declaration is necessary.

Now, it's time to make this package truly thread-safe! 🚀

#BuildInPublic #SwiftPackage #concurrency

I've added more modifier variations!

You can now set string as body content, automatically setting the #ContentType to text/plain. Additionally, if you wish to #override all the headings saved in the configuration, you now have that opportunity! 💡

#BuildInPublic #SwiftPackage

It is so satisfying! 😊

I have cleaned the code, and here is the final result. The custom #Request uses associated types for the #Response Body and Error types.

The code is clean and type-safe. Under the hood, it builds a complex URL Request. 🛠️

#BuildInPublic #SwiftPackage

Morning #debugging session. 🌅

I can't find a proper solution for sharing Configuration through the Request tree, so I started with a small case: the EmptyRequest with one modifier. 💻

Working on a #SwiftPackage is easier with a sample app that you can run to test your code. 📦

#BuildInPublic

This is how it looks. 🧐

The method modifier sets the appropriate method in the configuration. I'm uncertain if this is the final solution, as I have concerns about the store location and how to pass configuration through the tree. 🤔

Brainstorm! ⛈️
#SwiftPackage #BuildInPublic