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| When you press the "Hash" button in the app, it calls directly from Kotlin into | ||
| Swift code to compute a SHA256 hash—no manual JNI code required. The swift-java | ||
| tooling handles all the bridging automatically, making it easy to expose Swift | ||
| APIs to your Android application with type safety and minimal boilerplate. |
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I'm not sure about explaining the example in this README, just because we go in depth in each example's own README;
I'd keep the main README pretty slim so we don't have to come back to it when working "in" a specific example and updating its own docs.
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I do agree in general, but for this specific first example, I think it might be helpful to be a little more explicit. At least for myself, I read the main README and then cloned the project. I didn't even discover that there were per-project READMEs at first -- I just opened the most likely looking one in Android Studio.
| demonstrates how to build a Swift library that can be seamlessly called from | ||
| Kotlin/Java code using [swift-java](https://github.com/swiftlang/swift-java), | ||
| which automatically generates the necessary Java wrappers and JNI bindings for | ||
| you. |
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This could be good addition
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Added some fixes, feel free to submit more revisions. |
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Added some extra explanatory text for the main "recommended" example.