v0.2.0

What's New in Version 0.2.0

Features

• Restricting Spyable Usage
  • Introducing the ability to limit the usage of Spyable's generated code to specific targets, addressing the concern of unwanted use in production code.
  • You can now use the behindPreprocessorFlag parameter in the @Spyable annotation to wrap the macro expansion in a preprocessor macro, such as #if DEBUG, restricting its use where the specified flag is not defined.

    @Spyable(behindPreprocessorFlag: "DEBUG")
    protocol MyService {
        func fetchData() async
    }

    Example generated code:

    #if DEBUG
    class MyServiceSpy: MyService {
        // ... spy implementation
    }
    #endif

  • This provides more control over where Spyable's generated code can be used, allowing you to, for instance, limit it to test targets only.

Bug Fixes

• Deprecation Warnings
  • Fixed deprecation warnings contributed by @dafurman.
  • Other various fixes and refactorings to enhance code quality.

New Contributors

• Welcome to our new contributors:
  • @dafurman, who made their first contribution in PR #48.
  • @ankithTao, who made their first contribution in PR #66.

For a detailed list of changes, please check the Full Changelog.