krzysztofzablocki/Sourcery

Sourcery is a code generation tool for Swift that parses source code using SwiftSyntax to produce boilerplate implementations for common patterns such as Equatable, Hashable, Codable, and mocking. It supports multiple template engines, including Stencil, JavaScript (EJS), and native Swift templates, allowing users to define custom code generation logic. The system provides built-in templates for standard protocols, type introspection, and Linux compatibility, while also supporting custom plugin integration via Swift Package Manager.

This period focused on the release of Sourcery 2.3.0, introducing support for xcframeworks, Swift Package Manager, and Linux, alongside new build scripts and template features. Significant effort was also dedicated to expanding test coverage for the parser, code generator, and various Swift language constructs.

17 changes

This period focused on expanding the library of code generation templates, introducing new generators for Swift protocols, testing infrastructure, and JavaScript support. Significant effort was dedicated to building a comprehensive test suite to validate template outputs and ensure compatibility across multiple Xcode and Swift versions.

13 changes

This period focused on modernizing the template engine architecture by introducing Swift, Stencil, and JavaScript-based template rendering, alongside migrating to SwiftSyntax for code parsing. The team also expanded the runtime API with type inspection helpers and added comprehensive test coverage for parsing and code generation logic.

14 changes

This period focused on enabling full functionality on the Linux platform by adding specific test cases, stubs, and AST model classes. The work also expanded the Swift type system representation and improved type resolution in the code generator.

6 changes

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