v0.3.0

Continues work to get clearer on overall API shape. Now has clearer module boundaries, and settles on 4 main libraries:

1. CoreTools
2. StringTools
3. ViewTools
4. ColourTools

Highlights:

• Moves colour and string APIs out of CoreTools/ViewTools into more focused targets.
• Expands ViewTools with compatibility helpers, keyboard modifier mapping, SwiftUI DropSession support¹, state/error views, icon utilities, smooth gradients, and bundled resources.
• Adds IdentifiedList, sample content, collection navigation helpers, and additional CoreTools utilities.
• Improves DocC coverage across CoreTools, StringTools, and ViewTools.

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1. See Nil Coalescing's article regarding SwiftUI drag/drop APIs, new as of WWDC 26 ↩

v0.2.0

Changes: Package and library/target renames, and broad culling/restructuring of code.

Renames (old to new):

• BasePrimitives (package) -> ToolKit
• BasePrimitives (target) — Now retired. This was a bit of a catch-all before, so there's no direct mapping to a new target.
• CoreUtilities -> CoreTools

There is a new target ViewTools, which provides SwiftUI modifiers/views/extensions etc. Many of these were previously located directly alongside their corresponding low-level logic/types. Have been moved for a cleaner separation of concerns.

Full Changelog: 0.1.0...0.2.0

v0.1.0

Initial release. Starting in beta. Package is still in a state of flux, but at least getting off the ground with semver for now.