A Swift package for interacting with Xcode release data
XcodeReleases does not provide any functionality for retrieving Xcode release data; its purpose is to simplify the deserialization process. A simple example of how you might use this information in your own project is as follows:
let allReleases = try await URLSession.shared.data(from: XcodeReleases.allXcodesJSON)
.map(\.data)
.map { try JSONDecoder().decode(XcodeReleases.self, from: $0) }The resulting XcodeReleases struct contains the list of Xcode values for your app to consume. An Xcode value contains information about its version number, release date, release kind (beta, release candidate, etc), and possibly information on its embedded SDKs and compilers. It may also have associated Link values with information on its direct download location, release notes, and so on.
The Xcode Releases package is available under the MIT license:
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