LemonKit

Use this package to communicate with Lemon's backend.

Apple Platforms

Just include this Package in your Package.swift as a dependency or in your Xcode project

Android

This Swift Package is compatible with Android thanks to the Skip.tools's native toolchain.

In your build.gradle.kts, add this to your repositories:

maven {
    url = uri("https://maven.pkg.github.com/theleftbit/LemonKit/")
    credentials {
        username = gprUser
        password = gprKey
    }
}

And this to your dependencies:

debugImplementation(libs.bundles.lemonDebug)
releaseImplementation(libs.bundles.lemonRelease)

implementation("org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-reflect") // If not already there

And in your gradle/libs.versions.toml

lemonkitVersion = "0.1.6"

# debug artifacts
lemonkit-debug            = { group = "com.theleftbit", name = "lemonkit-debug",            version.ref = "lemonkitVersion" }
skipbridge-debug          = { group = "com.theleftbit", name = "skipbridge-debug",          version.ref = "lemonkitVersion" }
skipandroidbridge-debug   = { group = "com.theleftbit", name = "skipandroidbridge-debug",   version.ref = "lemonkitVersion" }
skipfoundation-debug      = { group = "com.theleftbit", name = "skipfoundation-debug",      version.ref = "lemonkitVersion" }
skipkeychain-debug        = { group = "com.theleftbit", name = "skipkeychain-debug",        version.ref = "lemonkitVersion" }
skiplib-debug             = { group = "com.theleftbit", name = "skiplib-debug",             version.ref = "lemonkitVersion" }

# release artifacts
lemonkit-release          = { group = "com.theleftbit", name = "lemonkit-release",          version.ref = "lemonkitVersion" }
skipbridge-release        = { group = "com.theleftbit", name = "skipbridge-release",        version.ref = "lemonkitVersion" }
skipandroidbridge-release = { group = "com.theleftbit", name = "skipandroidbridge-release", version.ref = "lemonkitVersion" }
skipfoundation-release    = { group = "com.theleftbit", name = "skipfoundation-release",    version.ref = "lemonkitVersion" }
skipkeychain-release      = { group = "com.theleftbit", name = "skipkeychain-release",      version.ref = "lemonkitVersion" }
skiplib-release           = { group = "com.theleftbit", name = "skiplib-release",           version.ref = "lemonkitVersion" }

[bundles]
lemonDebug   = [ "lemonkit-debug", "skipbridge-debug", "skipandroidbridge-debug", "skipfoundation-debug", "skipkeychain-debug", "skiplib-debug" ]
lemonRelease = [ "lemonkit-release", "skipbridge-release", "skipandroidbridge-release", "skipfoundation-release", "skipkeychain-release", "skiplib-release"]

And in your proguard-rules.pro:

##---------------Skip----------
-keeppackagenames **
-keep class lemon.kit.** { *; }
-keep class skip.** { *; }
-keep class tools.skip.** { *; }
-keep class kotlin.jvm.functions.** {*;}
-keep class com.sun.jna.** { *; }
-keep class * implements com.sun.jna.** { *; }
-dontwarn org.commonmark.**

Note: As you have seen earlier, loading GitHub Packages requires a username and password. We recommend creating a PAT on GitHub with read-only access to your Packages. Then, on your local.properties

gpr.usr=XXX
gpr.key=ghp_XXX

Once that is done, you can load them in your build.gradle as:

// Load from local.properties the user's GH PAT token to pull dependencies
def localProps = new Properties()
def localPropsFile = rootProject.file('local.properties')
if (localPropsFile.exists()) {
    localPropsFile.withInputStream { localProps.load(it) }
}

def gprUser = localProps.getProperty('gpr.usr') ?: System.getenv('GITHUB_ACTOR')
def gprKey  = localProps.getProperty('gpr.key') ?: System.getenv('GITHUB_TOKEN')