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Signed-off-by: conanoc <conanoc@gmail.com>
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I've tried extracting the uniffi module to a separate package elsewhere and I could build it successfully by changing the visibility of some structs and members of aries-askar. |
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As you responded to the discord message, I'll close this and create a new PR for visibility change only. Thanks. |
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This is a replacement for the previous PR #110 using uniffi to support Swift.
This uniffi module could be used for other languages such as Kotlin later.
As we have discussed in the Discord channel, holding many wrappers in one repo is not preferred, so I want to get some advice if there's a way to make this uniffi module a separate package that uses aries-askar as a dependency in another repo.
Any comment will be appreciated.