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Blog post I wrote about a library I released to enable standard adoption of OSLog in projects while still allowing to handle post-processed log messages for external vendors, services, or locations etc:
Is there a term for when you can't motivate yourself to work on a task, so you find a side project that's in vaguely the same direction and use the progress from that to get you a little closer to the actual goal?
If not, I propose "tacking":
Blog post about a library I wrote to make working with Apple’s SwiftSyntax easier using constituent semantic types. Am using it to write some macros now 🙂
https://cheekyghost.com/syntax-sparrow/
SwiftPackageIndex Link: https://swiftpackageindex.com/CheekyGhost-Labs/SyntaxSparrow
Ended up publishing a library I wrote while writing a different library 😅
https://cheekyghost.com/indexstore/
Github link: https://github.com/CheekyGhost-Labs/IndexStore
While writing the upcoming MimicKit library, I migrated to using Apple's IndexStoreDB to perform any source resolving and lookups as it is much faster and more accurate than manually searching through raw source files. At a point, I found it was more tenable to move this logic to it's own
That moment where you have a way better way to approach things… gah!
Get version 1 done - then can improve all the things 😂
Mimic Update:
Context:
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Aiming to open source the source resolving, parsing, and mock generation logic in a shared library named MimicKit
Current state:
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- Library is organised, decoupled, but a bit chaotic
- Immense amount of unit tests that need far better organization/maintenance path
This week goal:
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- Refactor and organise unit tests better.
- Release Open Source version 1.0.0
Nearly there 😎
Mimic is an Xcode editor extension that lets you generate the boilerplate code for mocks. you can genrate Spy, Partial Spy, Stubs, and Dummy mocks with the click of a button (or keyboard shortcut). The companion application can be used to easily grant permissions to your projects and configure various
Marcin Krzyzanowski
Nick Lockwood
