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Cocoapods support? #1

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hernangonzalez opened this issue Dec 15, 2016 · 4 comments
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Cocoapods support? #1

hernangonzalez opened this issue Dec 15, 2016 · 4 comments

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@hernangonzalez
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Hi,

Are you planning on making it available on Cocoapods?

Thanks,
H.

@cloutiertyler
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This is a good question. I would definitely consider it. Currently I'm waiting to see how the Swift Package Manager evolves, but I'm certainly not opposed to supporting Cocoapods. Reflex actually already supports Carthage, although I haven't advertised that in the Readme. I'll have to update that.

Pull requests are welcome too!

@hernangonzalez
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Hi @TheArtOfEngineering, good to know. I'll try to work on a pod PR then.

BTW, thanks for putting this out, I've been using RxSwift though its size & overhead makes me uneasy. I've actually reduce its usage on my project because of this (keeping it out of UI code).

Feel free to close this. I'll probably create a new one once I get it done.

H.

@cloutiertyler
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Yeah the idea here was to make a lighter weight reactive framework which could be used as a simple callback system if desired. That way you could sort of scale up your commitment to the reactive paradigm. Ideally it wouldn't be opinionated at all.

@cloutiertyler
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Thanks for the PR! I'm going to add a section to the readme on how to install by the different methods and in general add more and better features.

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