Whatever is a pacakge that offers you a placeholder when you are not sure what to type in code.
Using WHATEVER emits warnings, and will crash at run time.
You can use the provided WHATEVER instance directly. But if you don't want to import everytime, you can create your own instance and add an available check to deprecate it.
@available(*, deprecated, message: "Replace WHATEVER.")
let WHATEVER = Whatever.WHATEVER
@available(*, deprecated, message: "Replace WhateverType.")
typealias WhateverType = WhateverPreceding anything with WHATEVER
let s: String = WHATEVER.any.thing.that.doesnt.exit.yetUsing IS(_:) to make an instance of any type
WHATEVER.IS(UIColor.self)
let s: String = WHATEVER.IS()Calling functions when the functions are not implemented or even named yet
WHATEVER(param: 123)Calling methods from something doesn't exist yet
WHATEVER.viewDidAppear(true)Rushly wrote a method call before you implement the method
WHATEVER.METHOD.dependency.service.doSomthing(param: true)
.RETURNS(Promise<Void>.self)
.then { _ in }
.catch { _ in }Defining a function that returns something not exists yet
func accept(whatever: Whatever) -> Whatever {
return WHATEVER
}Subscript! But on what
WHATEVER[0]
WHATEVER["What"]
WHATEVER[/*anithing*/].package(url: "https://github.com/intitni/Whatever.git", .branch("main"))