Swift Package Index

Information for keychain Maintainers

Are you the author, or a maintainer of keychain? Here's what you need to know to make your package's page on the Swift Package Index, and your README both show the best information about your package.

Compatibility Badges

You can add shields.io badges to your package's README file. Display your package's compatibility with recent versions of Swift, or with different platforms, or both!

Copy the Markdown above into your package's README file to show always-up-to-date compatibility status for your package.

Manifest File

You can control more aspects of how the Swift Package Index treats your package repository, including improving build compatibility results and opting into automated DocC documentation hosting.

As the Swift Package Index scans your package repository, it will look for a manifest file named .spi.yml. If found, here are some of the things you can control or enable with it:

• Hosting your documentation on the Swift Package Index site.

• Configure a link to external self-hosted documentation.

• Control build targets and schemes to improve your package's build results. For more details about the build system, see the build system documentation.

• If your builds require additional operating system-level dependencies to succeed, you can configure base images for Linux builds.

See the SPIManifest package documentation for more details, or use our online manifest validation helper to validate your .spi.yml file.