دانلود کتاب Mastering Swift Package Manager: Build and Test Modular Apps Using Xcode

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Table of Contents About the Author About the Technical Reviewer Chapter 1: Introduction Personal View The Future by Apple About This Book Chapter 2: Organized Mess Meet “Weathery” The Weathery Project Code Organization Separation of Concerns Presentation, Business, and Services It All Starts with Data Flow The Three-Layer Architecture Problems to Mini Problems Stability Teamwork Build Time Redesign Our App Architecture Take a Paper and Draw a UML Do This in Collaboration Relations Between Components What Side to Start? Opened and Closed Layers Define Design Patterns Define Your Entities Define Your Interfaces Summary Chapter 3: Swift Package to Rescue In the Meeting Room Let’s Start with Terminology Module Library Framework Swift Package Code Location Dependencies Platform and System Version Versioning Create Our First Package Create a Package from the Command Line Xcode 11 and Swift Packages Package.swift Swift Tools and PackageDescription Products and Targets Naming What Are We Naming? Be Consistent Be Meaningful Be Unique Platforms Dependencies Working on Our Package Building Building from Xcode Creating a New Package from Xcode Summary Chapter 4: Design and Link Our First Package What Do We Do Next? Linking the Package Libraries Think As a Service Provider Design a Good API Think About the Developer As a Naïve One Access Control Private fileprivate Open/Public Parameters, Return Type, and Properties in Public Access Level Public Constructor Access Level in Testing Scenario-Driven Design Three Different Ways Produce Three Different Experiences Inout Parameter Naming Clarity Consistency Class/Protocol Names Method Names Comments Rendered Documentation The Basics Discussion and Summary Parameters, Returns, and Throws Code Blocks More Special Fields Document Classes, Structs, and Enum Summary Chapter 5: All About Dependencies A Utils Package Code Coupling Why Code Coupling Matters? Types of Coupling Structural Dependencies Inheritance Aggregation Usage Fan-Out Similarity Fan-Out Similarity with Inheritance Logical Coupling Dependencies Between Packages A Version-Based Requirement Semantic Versioning Standard Control Our Dependencies’ Update Branch-/Commit-Based Requirement A Local Dependency Project’s Remote Dependencies Some Best Practices About Dependencies Reducing Coupling Level Dependency Injection Using Closures The Responsibility Is on the App Summary Chapter 6: And Sharing for All Sharing Options Sharing Using a Public Git Repo There Is No Support for Multipackage Repositories Versioning Remember Semantic Versioning Standard? Testing Remember, Public Is Public Distribute Your Package Readme.md File Readme.md File Location and Formatting Readme.md Markdown Formatting Readme.md Best Practices Adding Pictures and Animations Private Git Repository What Is the Problem Exactly? Personal Access Token Generating New Token in Git The Problem with Personal Access Token Using SSH What Is SSH Connection? Generating SSH Keys Editing SSH Config File Adding the Keys to the Agent Adding the Public Key to GitHub Going Back to the Package.swift File Other Machines The Monorepo Solution What Is a Monorepo? Dependencies’ Management Can Be Simpler Cross-Project Changes Are Easier How to Move Forward with Only One Project? Monorepo Also Has Disadvantages Solutions to Monorepo Issues Disassemble Your Monorepo Summary Chapter 7: Testing Is Caring Swift Packages and Testing The Importance of Testing The Package.swift File Our First XCTestCase @importable Import allTests Variable Adding More Test Methods Test Methods Start with “test” Arrange ➤ Act ➤ Assert Running Tests Straight from the Code Editor Running Tests from the Test Navigator Adding/Removing Tests from Our Scheme Running from Terminal Integration Tests Why Are Integration Tests Important? Setup Integration Tests with Swift Packages Link a Package to the Test Target Summary Chapter 8: Spicing Up with Resources Why Do We Need That? Swift Tools 5.3 So How Do I Add Resources? Bundles Does a Swift Package Have a Bundle? Access the Package Bundle from Code Access Package Resources from the Main App and Vice Versa Explicitly Declare Resources Adding a Whole Folder of Resources Process vs. Copy Exclude Resources Localization “defaultLocalization” Property “lproj” Folders Process Explicitly Declare Files Outside lproj Folders Provides Localization Texts with Dependency Injection Summary Chapter 9: XCFrameworks Swift Package Downsides Meet XCFrameworks XCFramework Creation Start a New Project Archive the Framework The xcodebuild Command The Output Create XCFramework The Swift Package Connection Creating a Binary Target Local Path Using URL Summary Index