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This was the easy part. The tricky part will be how to pull these dependencies into the generated project.
The solution could be to package the whole module project and do not attempt to generate a module library at all. That's basically was SPM does as well. Xcode will handle the framework caching in the DerivedData directory and Titanium "just" embeds each module project into the main project.
An alternative could be that Titanium maintains an own config file for it's iOS dependencies, but that would (again) introduce an additional overhead to be handled manually.
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This was the easy part. The tricky part will be how to pull these dependencies into the generated project.
The solution could be to package the whole module project and do not attempt to generate a module library at all. That's basically was SPM does as well. Xcode will handle the framework caching in the DerivedData directory and Titanium "just" embeds each module project into the main project.
An alternative could be that Titanium maintains an own config file for it's iOS dependencies, but that would (again) introduce an additional overhead to be handled manually.