Kyle Fuller

@ColtonProvias I wouldn't be against it. It would be nice to use a known security library under the hood. Providing we can 1) make installation simple, 2) support all Apple...

@penne12 Do you think you think we could support ES256 on iOS, tvOS and watchOS using `SecKeyRawSign` and fallback to the current behaviour by not supporting ES256 on other platforms,...

@penne12 yes that would work. Sounds great!

@penne12 If you hit any problems, feel free to make a PR with your work in progress and I can give you pointers if you get stuck with anything.

It will require additional changes as Mockingjay has mixed sources (Objective-C and Swift) in the same target which is not supported by Swift Package Manager.

Both the matcher and builder are already callbacks, you are free to put whatever logic you want in those places. The "builder" is invoked when the stub is matched. ```swift...

@christinasund are you able to share your Podfile (or atleast the important parts, you can redact target names and remove other dependencies). I'd check that Mockingjay is inside the test...

This can depend a bit on the configuration of your project, it may be that `TestHost` is an application which has a separate test target (perhaps `TestHostTests`) which is injected...

I think you could see what it hooked up in the scheme, it might show you which test target is injected into a host app scheme: On the top menu:...

I won't be able to maintain this project going forward. In the past, I have reached out to some of the contributors to Mockingjay but without much luck on interest...