Olivier Halligon

I like having short examples/extract of code in the `README` to see what the API looks like at a glance by just reading the README (without even `pod try` or...

Interesting idea :+1: but how would you then specify the type for that custom param name? Like if I want the calling code to look like `tr(.theString(someName: "Paul", count: 5))`,...

I honestly am not a fan of adding a custom CLI flag that specific and only usable for a specific template. I'm even considering reverting the `--enumName` flag in future...

Possible solutions include: ## Separating the static parts (Implementation Details) from the dynamic parts Put the implementation details in a separate template rather than in the same template as the...

Hello What's the motivation for that? I did a poll recently to ask if people preferred it prefixed with `.` or not and the majority preferred without (especially for visibility,...

If you think that's worth it having both alternatives, we'd welcome a PR 😉 But then having both `swiftgen.yml` and `.swiftgen.yml` should then definitely generate an error indeed.

Hello @marcelofabri I'm surprised that your execution of `swiftgen` re-parses and re-generates your Lottie files on every run. We're supposed to not re-write the output file if it's unchanged already....

@marcelofabri Thanks for willing to give it a shot! So, as an overview of what that would entail: SwiftGen is composed of multiple parts: - SwiftGen target, the command like...

Hi @jrtibbetts ! I don't think there is a `contains` filter for arrays in Stencil yet. Might be a worthwhile addition (if you're interested, the PR should be done in...

For example, maybe you could use a workaround like this (typed in GitHub, not tested) ``` {% set reqList %}|{{document.data["required"] | join:"|" }}|{% endset %} {% for key, value in...