Add Swift Package Manager support #424
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ping @thoughtbot/ios I'd like to get this in alongside the fix from #425 so that we can use Argo with SPM. |
This is probably a better location for this kind of thing.
With this in place, you can now run `swift build` successfully.
This moves the test code into place so that `swift test` can eventually be supported. Unfortunately, since Swift Package Manager still doesn't have support for adding testing dependencies, we can't go further (and this might still need some work down the line), but it's at least a start and gets us moving in the right direction.
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This adds support for building with Swift Package Manager. It's largely
just project reorganization and the addition of a
Package.swiftfile.Note that since Swift Package Manager still doesn't support test-only
dependencies, we're not able to get
swift testto work, which is areal bummer. However, I've gone ahead and moved the test code into a
folder structure that should work for
swift testonce we can use it.