Apple has recently released their new Swift Playgrounds app for iPad, which teaches people how to write code. But did you know it contains a full Swift compiler? If you create a new playground, you can enter any Swift code you want. This means that it has an embedded Swift compiler, and even has access
Now that you have a Plugin class, let’s use it! Previous: Create the Plugin class Create a Javascript plugin – my_plugin.js Our plugin here simply echoes any message it receives back to the host app. // This function is called by our host app function onmessage(data) { // Just pass all incoming messages back to
NOTE: This guide may not be compatible with Swift 4 JavaScript is a great way to give your app a plugin system. Apple doesn’t allow downloading of code into your app, but they do allow downloading Javascript, which means you can create downloadable plugins. In this guide, we will create a class called Plugin which
