Closed ekuester closed 8 years ago
At a minimum, you can include the framework with the license.txt and acknowledgement merged with your license.txt or README. Just include a link to our main GitHub page.
However since we're all using GitHub, it's best to use either git submodules or git subtrees to incorporate ZipZap at the workspace level. Alternatively you can also use Carthage or CocoaPods to include ZipZap. This way your project will always get the latest changes to ZipZap and we can also more easily incorporate your changes back to ZipZap.
OK, I will have a look on all that ... It's my first project with GitHub, so all is quite new to me. I'll keep you informed.
I uploaded just now the source of my program, not complete in some aspects, but I am learning. Please have a look at https://github.com/ekuester/Swift-Show-ScrollView-FullScreen . If you have any complaints, don't hesitate to mention.
Looks good to me, I just looked at it briefly!
ZipZap.framework for OSX compiled with Xcode under El Capitan without problems, using of xctool is possible, too. I use this framework in a project of mine to show images from a zipped archive. Now my questions: If I submit this project to GitHub, can I include the zipzap.framework (the compiled version), so that every interested can compile this project for himself? Will you allow this, have I to include the license.txt file, whatsoever? Kind regards, Erich Kuester from Germany