Flint 1.0 is released!

We are overjoyed to announce that Flint framework has reached its public 1.0 release — meaning that the API is now stable and the baseline features are all implemented.

New since the last ea-1.0.7 build are a small number of breaking source changes to converge on naming consistency, along with some new features and improvements:

• New system permissions support for Bluetooth, SiriKit and Media Library
• New system permissions support for camera and microphone on macOS
• New support for incoming NSUserActivity with webpageURL set for deep linking
• New support for resigning the current automatic NSUserActivity
• New support for custom activityType in prepareActivity
• New support for disabling Action Stack functionality if not required
• New support for disabling Analytics functionality if not required
• Action Stacks now use a limited-size LIFO array to control memory footprint
• Updated for Swift 4.2+ hashing changes
• Zero compiler warnings (typealias woes be gone!)
• Support for Action inputs that are not immutable, so the input is captured early for logging for correctness and thread safety
• The perform() functions on action bindings now have argument names withInput: and withPresenter: as necessary, replacing the previous input: and presenter: for more Swiftiness
• The NoInput enum case .none has changed to .noInput (returning optional enums that also have a case .none is a delicious source of obscure bugs)
• The LoggerLevel enum case .none has changed to .off
• The addVoiceShortcut(input: ..) function now has the argument withInput: and throws
• The perform(intent:,completion:) function on IntentAction has argument withIntent: and now throws
• The shortcut(input:) function on action bindings now has the argument withInput: and throws, as does the donateToSiri(withInput:) function
• The prepareActivity function on actions now throws
• The associatedIntents(input:) function now has withInput: argument and throws