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# XcodeGen manifest. Generated into HanReader.xcodeproj by `make generate`;
# the project itself is not committed.
#
# This file is deliberately thin. The real target graph lives in Package.swift,
# and these two targets exist only to wrap HanReaderUI in a launchable bundle.

name: HanReader

options:
  bundleIdPrefix: org.openipc
  createIntermediateGroups: true
  generateEmptyDirectories: false
  deploymentTarget:
    macOS: "14.0"
    iOS: "17.0"
  defaultConfig: Debug
  groupSortPosition: top

configs:
  Debug: debug
  Release: release

configFiles:
  Debug: Apps/Shared/Config/Debug.xcconfig
  Release: Apps/Shared/Config/Release.xcconfig

packages:
  HanReaderKit:
    path: .

# Two targets rather than one multiplatform target with
# `supportedDestinations: [macOS, iOS]`. The multiplatform form is tempting and
# XcodeGen supports it, but three things it cannot express are all needed here:
# entitlements are per-target rather than per-destination (macOS wants the
# hardened runtime, iOS wants a read-only file entitlement), the Info.plists
# genuinely differ (LSApplicationCategoryType and automatic termination versus a
# scene manifest, orientations and background audio), and the two need separate
# signing configuration. One target template with ${platform} substitution gives
# the same deduplication with none of those collisions.
targetTemplates:
  App:
    type: application
    # NOTE: `platform` is deliberately NOT set here. XcodeGen resolves it before
    # templateAttributes substitution, so `platform: ${platform}` yields macOS
    # for both targets -- producing an iOS target with SUPPORTED_PLATFORMS set
    # to macosx, which then fails to match any simulator destination. It is
    # declared on each concrete target below instead. ${platform} still works
    # fine in the paths and configFiles, which are plain strings.
    sources:
      - path: Apps/Shared
        excludes: ["Config/**"]
      - path: Apps/${platform}
        excludes: ["Info.plist", "*.entitlements"]
      # The compiled dictionary, once M3 produces one. Optional so a clean
      # checkout builds before the pipeline has run.
      - path: Resources/Generated
        buildPhase: resources
        optional: true
        createIntermediateGroups: true
    dependencies:
      - package: HanReaderKit
        product: HanReaderUI
    settings:
      base:
        PRODUCT_NAME: HanReader
        PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER: $(HANREADER_BUNDLE_ID)
        MARKETING_VERSION: $(HANREADER_VERSION)
        CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION: $(HANREADER_BUILD)
        GENERATE_INFOPLIST_FILE: NO
        SWIFT_EMIT_LOC_STRINGS: YES

targets:
  HanReader-macOS:
    templates: [App]
    platform: macOS
    templateAttributes:
      platform: macOS
    configFiles:
      Debug: Apps/Shared/Config/macOS.xcconfig
      Release: Apps/Shared/Config/macOS.xcconfig

  HanReader-iOS:
    templates: [App]
    platform: iOS
    templateAttributes:
      platform: iOS
    configFiles:
      Debug: Apps/Shared/Config/iOS.xcconfig
      Release: Apps/Shared/Config/iOS.xcconfig

schemes:
  HanReader-macOS:
    build:
      targets:
        HanReader-macOS: all
    run:
      config: Debug
    archive:
      config: Release

  HanReader-iOS:
    build:
      targets:
        HanReader-iOS: all
    run:
      config: Debug
    archive:
      config: Release