* Private header exposed to internal Swift impl via private module
* Include all non-public headers in private module map
* Add TODO and #if out import
* Prefer <...> imports and fix API visibility. See more...
- The private module map enables us to selectively expose non-public
headers to Swift. Now, the internal APIs that were made public for the
sake of exposing to Swift can be made internal again. Swift files that
need access to non-public API should do the following:
@_implementationOnly import FirebaseAuth_Private
- Additionally, any public header imported into a non-public header
needs to use <...> syntax because the header is technically coming
from a different module (FirebaseAuth rather than FirebaseAuth_Private).
* Fix import typo
* Style
* More progress. Building for CocoaPods. Not for SPM
* Remove 'MyPrivateClass.h'
* Generate private module map
* Generate private module map followup
* Re-enable testing spec
* Style
* Remove unneeded module.modulemap
* Revert "Remove unneeded module.modulemap"
This reverts commit 3ac44c3570.
* Adjust header import since FIRAuthBackend was moved
* Get library building on iOS
* Builds on iOS
* Revert private module map and update gitignore
* Add TODO
* Wrap FirebaseAuth_Private import with #if COCOAPODS
* Modularize script with arg[0] for podspec name
* Generalize script more and remove private module map
* Revert unintentionally checked in changes
* re-style @objc(...) qualifier
* Fix check
* Fix SPM build
* Change API back to what it was originally
* Fix copyright
* Better error handling in script
* Attempt at merging own ported swift code to official repo
* Fix: networkError was accidentally marked as internal.
* Added Copyright notices
* Moved base64 encoding extension. Reformatted a few todos
* Converted a bit of MultiFactor
* Added VerifyPhoneNumberRequest/Response and AuthOperationType
* Brainstorm fix for expired ID token issue.
* Only retry once, in case of clock skew, and fix unit tests.
* Fix FIRAuthTests.
* Modify check to be for if the token will expire within 5 minutes.
* Update changelog.
* Add debug logging around token expiration.
* Use FIRLogger instead of NSLog.
* Move log statement.
* Add another log statement when access token is updated.
Nick Cooke