Add 'uikit' command to import UIKit #258
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kolinkrewinkel
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Co-Authored-By: logicxd <[email protected]>
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uikitShortcut Fore @import UIKitHow This Helps
A lot of people face the issue of not being able to use UIKit types that comes with UIKit during a debugging session. To make it work, they could use
e @import UIKit. However, this command is needed every time they start debugging and can get annoying to type. This shortcut reduces that intouikitwith autocomplete.Tests
I believe tests are not necessary for import. Let me know otherwise.
Possible Addition in the Future
This one just adds one command to the UIKit. In the future, someone may want to import Foundation for MacOS developers. But since I haven't developed for MacOS so I've omitted it here.