Sean Henry

Thanks for the info. I've looked into the error and, you're right, it seems like `selections.object(at: 0) as? XCSourceTextRange` is failing. I'm confident that the selection isn't nil which means...

Thanks for raising this issue. Generic methods aren't supported yet. But I'll look at implementing this ASAP.

It seems like we can use `Any` for capturing generic paramters. We can't get anymore accurate than that because a generic type might conform to a protocol with associated type...

No problem. I’m still working on the fix but I’ll upload it as soon as it’s done.

I've added this feature now and uploaded the app [here](https://github.com/seanhenry/SwiftMockGeneratorForXcode/releases). One note, I couldn't support methods with `where` clauses due to some limitations with SourceKit but I've got a plan...

Thanks for raising this case and I’m glad this plugin is saving you some time. The information I get from SourceKit is really basic (just a string for a parameter...

The release to fix your generic array is [finally ready](https://github.com/seanhenry/SwiftMockGeneratorForXcode/releases) 🎉 I've replaced SourceKit with a custom parser which will hopefully speed things up going forward. There are still some...

Hi @quetool It's unlikely that I will ever support ObjC because there is lots of support out there for writing mocks dynamically. These types of manual mocks are required in...

Hi @remover Thanks for raising this issue. This is something I've wanted to do for a while. I will try and allocate some time to add support for this soon....

Can you share an example custom mock with me? I need to know what attributes you'll need in your custom moustache files.