Open cohix opened 9 years ago
I'm kind of reluctant to rewrite this whole project in Swift because I know there're lots of pure Objective-C projects using FAK, and their maintainer would definitely not willing to include a big Swift runtime just for a small icon font library. As far as I can tell, interacting with FAK in Swift should works fine, well, except the annoying class prefix. For now, I'm more willing to use Objective-C's new features like nullability and generics to make this project more Swift friendly.
Reasonable answer. Good idea about the new obj-c features. Thanks for your hard work!
I just installed it (manually) into my Swift 2 iOS 8 target. It took about 10 minutes from pushing 'download' to seeing the icons in the simulator. I already had a bridging header for other obj-c packages. It's lovely. Thanks for this great package!
Is there a swift 2 release being planned?