CocoaPods support is awesome for macOS/iOS consumers, but the newer direction for package management on Apple platforms is Swift Package Manager (SPM). It'd be great for projects that use SPM, such as the FluentUI Apple demo app, to be able to consume icons via SPM instead of having to either introduce otherwise-unneeded CocoaPods dependencies or have to manually copy images into their repo (our current approach).
In theory, support should only require adding a Package.swift file to the root of the repo that describes the layout of the resources.
Thanks for the suggestion. We'd love to work with you to get SPM support in. If you want to create a PR with the requisite changes, or otherwise work on this, that'd be awesome!
CocoaPods support is awesome for macOS/iOS consumers, but the newer direction for package management on Apple platforms is Swift Package Manager (SPM). It'd be great for projects that use SPM, such as the FluentUI Apple demo app, to be able to consume icons via SPM instead of having to either introduce otherwise-unneeded CocoaPods dependencies or have to manually copy images into their repo (our current approach).
In theory, support should only require adding a
Package.swift
file to the root of the repo that describes the layout of the resources.