The library that helps you remember about things done bad. With ShitLib you will be always aware of the shitty code inside your application.
Are you writing unwanted code, antipatterns, magic numbers? Are you scared about what you are doing? Use ShitLib to refer your shitty code so you will remember it. How? Remove ShitLib dependency and your code will not compile anymore until you will remove all of the shitty code.
Oh your boss forced you to get the first element of a list and you know that it's wrong: you can use OhShit!
import ShitLib
class MyBeautifulClass {
let elements: [String] = [**some elements inside**]
func iDontWantToDoThisButWeMustReleaseASAP() {
let element = elements[OhShit.os0] // <--- OhShit Constant
doSomeThing(with: element)
}
func doSomeThing(with element: String) {
// anything
}
}Maybe you are thinking where the convenience is in using this lib. It's simple, this is the most useful library when it is removed from dependencies. After doing that, your project will not compile anymore and you will be immediately aware of what to do. Fix it!
Other ways to use ShitLib? Let's give a try to the method API
import ShitLib
class MyBeautifulUnconfigurableClass {
enum PasswordError: Error {
case length(maxLength: Int)
}
let maxPasswordSize: Int = OhShit.ohShit(7)! // I cannot parameterize now
public func set(password: String) throws {
if password.count > maxPasswordSize {
throw PasswordError.length(maxLength: maxPasswordSize)
}
}
}Go to your Project Settings > Swift Packages and add Arachne by entering https://github.com/ShitLib/shitlib-swift.git in the search field.
Add the following as a dependency to your Package.swift:
.package(url: "https://github.com/ShitLib/shitlib-swift.git", .upToNextMajor(from: "6.0.0"))and then specify "ShitLib" as a dependency of the Target in which you wish to use it.
Checkout our changelog.
This project is released under the MIT License.