workingDog

yes it would be good to add support for SPM.

I've created a possible solution to "parameters using encodable" in my fork branch "encodable". https://github.com/workingDog/Networking/tree/encodable Basically added the "extension Encodable" in NetworkingService.swift, and change "public typealias Params = [String: Any]"...

just to say I'm interested in this issue as well. My current hack is to store my JSON as a String in core data. Then do a conversion like this...

In my specific case, I have a lot of different types of JSON objects (sometimes of unknown structure). So I do not want to again build a large library of...

yes please, it would be great if you could provide some code. Note I know nothing about Objective-c.

You maybe interested in my fork of RKCalendar in which I have a number of experimental features, including a weekly view that may address your request. Hope it helps. https://github.com/workingDog/RKCalendar

you could try this: rkManager1.selectedDates = [Date().addingTimeInterval(60*60*24*2)] rkManager1.colors.selectedBackColor = Color.green rkManager1.colors.selectedColor = Color.purple Note, this will change the color for all dates in selectedDates, but if you only put one...

@momja, This is a good idea. I've implemented your suggestion in my fork of RKCalendar, at: https://github.com/workingDog/RKCalendar branch "ios-14-1" I'm waiting for ios 14 and macos 11 to come out,...

I have a possible solution in my experimental branch: exp1 https://github.com/workingDog/RKCalendar until SwiftUI implements it. let me know if it works. (note it does not yet work for weekly view)

Note somehow this experimental code ended up in the master branch. In the master branch, I added ScrollableView in RKScroll, and modified RKViewController as follows: added @State private var contentOffset...