First of all, thanks for such a great demonstration of an amazing approach!
But can you please elaborate and give more details about serving dependencies:
đ„ App dependencies fetched with CocoaPods.
đ Core dependencies fetched with Carthage.
What are the App dependencies and what are Core dependencies and what is the difference between them?
I am trying to structure my monorepository which contains several projects and I'd love to use your approach. But I have a few questions:
Let's assume that I want to structure my monorepository (containing multiple apps) as follows:
AppX
AppY
Development Frameworks
Third-party Frameworks
Where development frameworks are my privately developed and reusable across applications pieces of functionality.
What do I want to achieve?
I want to have Carthage build artifacts to be shared among applications and development frameworks. Something like this:
AppX
AppY
Carthage (Third-party Frameworks)
Development Frameworks
The best way to do it that I found so far is this gist. But how reliable & scalable is it?
I want to be able to use Rome caching on top of shared build artifacts. Some advice on this would appreciated :)
There is one last (but big problem). Let's suppose I have following structure:
AppX/
AppY/
- Third-party framework A
Development Frameworks/
- Development Framework Z
- - Third-party framework A
Carthage/
I want to be to do it the way that both AppY and Development Framework Z leverage the usage of the same version of Third-party framework A.
âą Both AppX and AppY have different Cartfile & Cartfile.resolved
âą Carthage is the directory produced by Carthage itself (with Checkouts/ and Build/). It stores Third-party Dependencies that are added using Carthage.
âą Development Frameworks contain my private local frameworks that are shared between AppX & AppY. They are just basically .xcodeproj projects. But they can have their own Cartfile & Cartfile.resolved.
Idea is that Third-party Dependencies that are added using Carthage will be stored in one folder only and shared across Apps & Development Frameworks that refer to them using Cartfile.
Is it possible to serve private foundation modules (like networking, analytics) that are shared between several apps using some Cocoapods or Carthage?
Hello!
First of all, thanks for such a great demonstration of an amazing approach!
But can you please elaborate and give more details about serving dependencies:
I am trying to structure my monorepository which contains several projects and I'd love to use your approach. But I have a few questions:
Let's assume that I want to structure my monorepository (containing multiple apps) as follows:
Where development frameworks are my privately developed and reusable across applications pieces of functionality.
What do I want to achieve?
I want to have Carthage build artifacts to be shared among applications and development frameworks. Something like this:
The best way to do it that I found so far is this gist. But how reliable & scalable is it?
I want to be able to use Rome caching on top of shared build artifacts. Some advice on this would appreciated :)
There is one last (but big problem). Let's suppose I have following structure:
I want to be to do it the way that both AppY and Development Framework Z leverage the usage of the same version of Third-party framework A.
âą Both AppX and AppY have different Cartfile & Cartfile.resolved âą Carthage is the directory produced by Carthage itself (with Checkouts/ and Build/). It stores Third-party Dependencies that are added using Carthage. âą Development Frameworks contain my private local frameworks that are shared between AppX & AppY. They are just basically .xcodeproj projects. But they can have their own Cartfile & Cartfile.resolved.
Idea is that Third-party Dependencies that are added using Carthage will be stored in one folder only and shared across Apps & Development Frameworks that refer to them using Cartfile.
Is it possible to serve private foundation modules (like networking, analytics) that are shared between several apps using some Cocoapods or Carthage?