nicklockwood/SwiftFormat

This system is a comprehensive Swift code formatting and linting tool that operates as a command-line interface, an Xcode source editor extension, and a Swift Package Manager plugin. It provides automated code style enforcement through a wide array of configurable formatting rules and supports cross-platform development with Linux and Windows build infrastructure. Additionally, the repository includes several example libraries and test snapshots, such as a 3D geometry library, an expression evaluator, and a declarative UI layout system, which serve as both usage references and regression test fixtures.

This period focused on expanding the project's ecosystem by introducing an Xcode source editor extension and a dedicated configuration application, alongside establishing robust build and test infrastructure. The team added SPM support, Dockerfile configurations, and comprehensive test suites to ensure stability and ease of use across different development environments.

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This period focused on introducing new utility libraries, specifically a 3D geometry engine (Euclid), a dynamic expression evaluator (Expression), and a string formatting library (Sprinter). The work also included adding Xcode extension features, establishing performance and regression test suites for these new components, and improving the project's overall test coverage.

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This period focused on preparing the SwiftFormat 0.50 release, introducing a new command plugin for Swift Package Manager and Xcode, and migrating the internal architecture to the DeclarationV2 API. The team significantly expanded test coverage and added numerous snapshot examples for Swift concurrency, macros, and the Consumer library to ensure stability and provide usage references.

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