0.5.6

New Features

• Added per file code generation

Bug Fixes

• Fixed parsing annotations with complex content
• Fixed inline parser using wrong caching logic

0.5.5

New Features

• Sourcery will no longer write files if content didn't change, this improves behaviour of things depending on modification date like Xcode, Swiftlint.

Internal changes

• Improved support for contained types

Bug Fixes

• Fixes cache handling that got broken in 0.5.4

0.5.4

New Features

• Added inline code generation
• Added isClosure property to TypeName to detect closure types

Bug Fixes

• Fixed parsing of associated values separater by newlines
• Fixed preserving order of inherited types
• Improved support for throwing methods in protocols
• Fixed extracting parameters of methods with closures in their bodies
• Fixed extracting method return types of tuple types
• Improved support for typealises as tuple elements types
• Method parameters with _ argument label will now have nil in argumentLabel property
• Improved support for generic methods

Internal changes

• adjusted internal templates and updated generated code
• moved methods parsing related tests in a separate spec

0.5.3

New Features

• Added support for method return types with throws and rethrows
• Added a new filter replace. Usage: {{ name|replace:"substring","replacement" }} - replaces occurrences of substring with replacement in name (case sensitive)
• Improved support for inferring types of variables with initial values
• Sourcery is now bundling a set of example templates, you can access them in Templates folder.
• We now use parallel parsing and cache source artifacts. This leads to massive performance improvements:
• e.g. on big codebase of over 300 swift files:

Sourcery 0.5.2
Processing time 8.69941002130508 seconds

Sourcery 0.5.3
First time 4.69904798269272 seconds
Subsequent time: 0.882099032402039 seconds

Bug Fixes

• Method accessLevel was not exposed as string so not accessible properly via templates, fixed that.
• Fixes on Swift Templates

0.5.2

New Features

• Added support for ImplicitlyUnwrappedOptional
• actualTypeName property of Method.Parameter, Variable, Enum.Case.AssociatedValue, TupleType.Element now returns typeName if type is not a type alias
• Enum now contains type information for its raw value type. rawType now return Type object, rawTypeName returns its TypeName
• Added annotated filter to filter by annotations
• Added negative filters counterparts
• Added support for attributes, i.e. @escaping
• Experimental support for Swift Templates

<% for type in types.classes { %>
    extension <%= type.name %>: Equatable {}

    <% if type.annotations["showComment"] != nil { %> // <%= type.name %> has Annotations <% } %>

        func == (lhs: <%= type.name %>, rhs: <%= type.name %>) -> Bool {
    <% for variable in type.variables { %> if lhs.<%= variable.name %> != rhs.<%= variable.name %> { return false }
        <% } %>
        return true
    }
<% } %>

0.5.1

New Features

• Variables with default initializer are now supported, e.g. var variable = Type(...)
• Added support for special escaped names in enum cases e.g. default or for
• Added support for tuple types and tuple filter for variables
• Enum associated values now have localName and externalName properties.
• Added actualTypeName for TypeName that is typealias
• Added implements, inherits and based filters

Bug Fixes

• Using protocols doesn't expose variables using KVC, which meant some of the typeName properties weren't accessible via Templates, we fixed that using Sourcery itself to generate specific functions.
• Fixed parsing typealiases for tuples and closure types
• Fixed parsing associated values of generic types

Internal Changes

• Performed significant refactoring and simplified mutations in parsers

0.5.0

• You can now pass arbitrary values to templates with --args argument.
• Added open access level
• Type inherits and implements now allow you to access full type information, not just name
• Type allVariables will now include all variables, including those inherited from supertype and known protocols.
• Type allMethods will now include all methods, including those inherited from supertype and known protocols.
• AssociatedValue exposes unwrappedTypeName, isOptional
• New Available stencil filters:
  • static, instance, computed, stored for Variables
  • enum, class, struct, protocol for Types
  • class, initializer, static, instance for Methods
  • count for Arrays, this is used when chaining arrays with filters where Stencil wouldn't allow us to do .count, e.g. {{ variables|instance|count }}
• Now you can avoid inferring unknown protocols as enum raw types by adding conformance in extension (instead of enum Foo: Equatable {} do enum Foo {}; extension Foo: Equatable {})

Internal changes

• Refactor code around typenames

0.4.9

New Features

• Watch mode now works with folders, reacting to source-code changes and adding templates/source files.
• When using watch mode, status info will be displayed in the generated code so that you don't need to look at console at all.
• You can now access types of enum's associated values
• You can now access type's methods and initializers

0.4.8

New Features

• You can now access supertype of a class
• Associated values will now automatically use idx as name if no name is provided

Bug Fixes

• Fix dealing with multibyte characters
• types.implementing and types.based should include protocols that are based on other protocols

0.4.7

New Features

• Added contains, hasPrefix, hasPrefix filters

Bug Fixes

• AccessLevel is now stored as string and accessible to templates