Hi,
is it possible to use transifex iOS SDK in a Swift Package?
My iOS project is composed by many generic modules (swift packages), each of this has it’s own “Localizable.strings” file.
For example in a scenario with an iOS project with 3 modules I want to create 4 different transifex projects: 1 for the main project, and 1 for each module.
Is it possible?
Thanks
Hello ,
Thank you for contacting Transifex.
Our engineers are looking into this. Please allow us sometime and we will get back to you.
Kind regards
Christos
Dear Luca ,
I have an update for you.
Our developers have issued an update to the iOS sdk. Current version 1.0.2.
Now you can use the sdk in different Swift Package modules inside your app with the TXNative.activate(bundle:) method.
Please see here the relative documentation.
As the documentation states, this method must be called after the SDK has been initialized in the main application.
Let us know if you need any extra help or if you have any feedback.
Kind regards
Christos
Thanks, sounds nice, but I don’t understand how can I setup different TXNative instances, one for each module, because my modules are generic and should be related to separated Transifex projects so I can reuse it.
Luca
Apologies this took long to answer, but allow me to offer some details.
Some javascript sdks support Transifex instances, like Angular and React. Details can be found here.
This is yet to be supported by mobile sdk’s such as iOS.
I do not have an exact date on when this would be possible for mobile sdk s too.
And on the Swift UI front, we have some great news.
iOS SDK now supports SwiftUI.
We remain at your disposal .
Christos