SwiftArgs changelog

Changelog History

• v3.0.4 Changes

  November 10, 2019

  • ⚡️ Updated to Linux-compatible package structure
  • 🛠 Fixed crash when no arguments passed

• v3.0.3 Changes

  September 15, 2019

  ✅ Test structure

• v3.0.2 Changes

  September 15, 2019

  • ➕ Added tests placeholder

• v3.0.1 Changes

  September 14, 2019

  • Manifest fix

• v3.0.0 Changes

  September 14, 2019

  • Extensible CommandName, ArgumentName and OptionName structs, used in the same way as Foundation's Notification.Name.
  • 📜 Parsed models use dictionaries with the related name struct as the key.

• v2.0.2 Changes

  September 08, 2019

  • 📜 Parser fix

• v2.0.1 Changes

  September 08, 2019

  • 📦 Package manifest fix

• v2.0.0 Changes

  September 08, 2019

  • 📜 Re-write of whole project. Simplified parser. Commands are now built using a CommandBuilder.

• v1.1.0 Changes

  September 07, 2019

  • ⚡️ Update to Swift 5

• v1.0.0 Changes

  June 09, 2017

  📜 CommandParser.parseCommandLine(_:) no longer throws. Instead, you can handle parsing errors in a new CommandParserDelegate function, parserError(_:). This makes it easy to run parsing in a background thread and for better separation of concerns.

  class Delegate : CommandParserDelegate { /\*\* Called if there was a problem.\*/func parserError(error : CommandParserError) { //Handle error } /\*\* Called if there were no command-line arguments supplied to your program.\*/func commandNotSupplied() { //Handle commands not supplied } /\*\* Called if a command was parsed successfully.\*/func receivedCommand(command : Command) { //Handle successfully-parsed commands } }let delegate = Delegate()let commandParser = CommandParser() commandParser.parseCommandLine(delegate: delegate)