Changed the product name to 'libPhoneNumber' for all targets #235
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… target - added modulemap files - not sure if it is better to name the actual product 'libPhoneNumber' or just set the module name to 'libPhoneNumber'
…re is a private Apple API called ‘NBPhoneNumberUtil’
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added modulemap files
not sure if it is better to name the actual product 'libPhoneNumber' or just set the module name to 'libPhoneNumber'
I have a workspace with many targets that use watchOS, iOS and macOS
with each one, I have a separate framework created that is specific for each target
it is really, really annoying if I have to deal with the same framework (libPhoneNumber) that has different names (libPhoneNumbermacOS, libPhoneNumberiOS, etc) because that would force me to use if statements to import a framework if a particular name depending on the current target.
I find it easier if the framework name is always the same and just call '@import libPhoneNumber', whether iOS, macOS, watchOS or tvOS
an alternative would be to name the 'moduleName' different from the target name, but I find tat more confusing