While iRate has been turned into a framework, the installation guide still tells people to "drag the iRate.h, .m and .bundle files into your project" to use iRate, which is a more complicated method, and even require an extra bridging header when used with Swift code. README.md should now be prompting users to download the source code and build, and add the generated iRate.framework into their project for easier setup.
While iRate has been turned into a framework, the installation guide still tells people to "drag the iRate.h, .m and .bundle files into your project" to use iRate, which is a more complicated method, and even require an extra bridging header when used with Swift code. README.md should now be prompting users to download the source code and build, and add the generated iRate.framework into their project for easier setup.