Community Showcase

This showcase celebrates new and interesting packages discussed by the Swift community. Package selection in this section is an editorial process organised via this thread in the Swift Forums and curated by the Swift Website Workgroup.

GestureButton

by Daniel Saidi

GestureButton enables multiple gesture-specific actions using a single SwiftUI button. Customize actions for gestures like tap, long press, and drag, with flexible delays and timeouts.

Apple

6.0+

MIT

Discussed on Episode 51 of Swift Package Indexing.
JSONPatch

by Peter Ringset

Swift μ-framework for creating RFC6902-compliant JSON patch objects, supporting operations like add, remove, replace, move, copy, and test using keypaths.

Apple Linux

5.10+

MIT

Discussed on Episode 51 of Swift Package Indexing.
xctest-dynamic-overlay

by Point-Free

Swift Issue Reporting enables reporting issues in code as runtime warnings, breakpoints, or assertions, and converts them into test failures, aiding debugging and ensuring test coverage.

Apple Linux

5.9+

MIT

Linked to in Issue 671 of iOS Dev Weekly.
BijectiveDictionary

by Jacob Gelman

Swift Bijective Dictionary provides efficient bidirectional key-value access with O(1) complexity, suitable for scenarios requiring fast reverse lookups. It mirrors standard dictionary functionality with additional memory usage.

Apple Linux

5.10+

MIT

Nominated via this forum post.
SwiftClaude

by George Lyon

SwiftClaude enables communication with Anthropic’s Claude API, supporting conversations, tool use, vision integration, and prompt caching in Swift applications. It offers async and observable APIs for handling messages.

Apple Linux

6.0+

MIT

Discussed on Episode 51 of Swift Package Indexing.
SwiftTranslate

by Hidden Spectrum

Facilitates app localization by translating string catalogs using OpenAI’s GPT models or Google Cloud Translate. Supports multiple languages, complex string variations, and offers a CLI tool and Swift Package Plugin.

Apple

5.9+

MIT

Nominated via this forum post.

Archive

The Community Showcase launched in November 2023 and features a new set of packages every month. Browse the archive below to see the history of featured Community Showcase packages: