Update Package.swift manifest to define RxInfiniteLayout product #16
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Update Package.swift manifest to define
RxInfiniteLayout
product and target, allowing RxSwift-related classes and extensions to be imported via Swift Package Manager.This continues to allow importing
InfiniteLayout
via Swift Package Manager without anRxSwift
dependency, and optionally allows Rx support to be included by depending on the additionalRxInfiniteLayout
product, which depends onRxSwift
,RxCocoa
andRxDataSource
.Because the Rx-related classes are in a separate library module, they must import the
InfiniteLayout
module. This also required more permissive (open) access toInfiniteCollectionView
andInfiniteDataSource
.Also, because the
InfiniteLayout
package might not exist when importing this library via CocoaPods (or other dependency managers), I wrapped the import statements in conditional-compilation directives.