Releases: bryanjclark/SwiftTweaks
v4.1.2: Fix tweaks-not-persisting issue
Fixes #153, where tweaks weren't persisting between app launches. (Thank you for the ticket, @vburojevic!)
v4.1.1: Dark Mode!
v4.1.0: UI Fixes, SwiftPM support, and more
Lots to enjoy in this release!
- Added support for SwiftPM (#143, thanks @ejensen!)
- Fixed some UI bugs on notched devices (thanks @abekert!)
- Add support for initializing TweakWindow with a UIWindowScene (#136, thanks @johntmcintosh!)
- Updated documentation (thank you @warpling @ignazioc!)
- Support for app groups (#129, thank you @msmollin!)
This release changes the minimum-supported iOS version to iOS 10.
v4.0.3: Bugfix with floating-tweak-window
Only a small change in v4.0.3: @erikpoort's excellent bug-fix for calling closure tweaks from the floating tweak window.
Cheers!
v4.0.2: Lil improvements!
Hey there! v4.0.2 includes:
- Layout Improvements to the FloatingTweakWindow, including a "re-open Tweaks" button
- Haptics for "action/closure" tweaks (to help you know that something happened)
- iPad layout improvements (using a modal form sheet)
Swift 4.2, Xcode 10, Tweak<String>
Swift 4.0
Hey there!
It’s been a while since we did a release -- things have been improving on the master
branch, but it’s been a long time since we did a good Cocoapods update. So! Here’s what’s in this release:
- Swift 4.0 syntax/support
Tweak<StringOption>
aka “choose from[String]
” (we use this at Khan Academy when we need a more-complex feature flag thanTweak<Bool>
)- Add
TweakWindow.GestureType.twoFingerDoubleTap
for an easy alternative to.shake
-ing your device; useful in apps that use a shake gesture for undo, React Native menu, etc.
Swift 3.0 Support - Beta 1
This beta release includes support for Swift 3!
There aren't any API changes (aside from Swift 3 syntax), but since this is a breaking change for syntax, we're bumping the version number.
v1.1: Swift 2.3 Support
This release includes support for Swift 2.3.
(After this, we'll keep a swift2.3
branch around to help out projects that haven't made the jump to Swift 3.0. master
will focus on Swift 3.0 development, with a v2.0 release to indicate it's a breaking change to Swift 3.0)
v1.0: Hello, World!
We've been using SwiftTweaks in production for a few months now, and we're ready to open-source it!