feat: move project to Swift Package Manager, update to SDK 9.4.0 #151
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This pull request introduces several updates to the
ti.googlemapsmodule, including dependency updates, feature enhancements, deprecations, and privacy compliance improvements. The changes modernize the module by upgrading dependencies, improving compatibility with newer iOS versions, and adding support for Swift Package Manager (SPM). Below is a summary of the most significant changes:Dependency and Compatibility Updates:
CartfileandCartfile.resolvedto transition to Swift Package Manager for dependency management. [1] [2]manifestfile. [1] [2]Feature Enhancements:
injectSPMPackagefunction inhooks/ti.spm.jsto integrate Swift Package Manager dependencies into the Xcode project, replacing the previous manual binary integration.TiGooglemapsView.mto useGMSMapViewOptionsfor better configuration flexibility, including setting a default background color.Deprecations and Warnings:
enableMetalRenderermethod inTiGooglemapsModule.mwith a warning message, as Metal is now the default renderer.Privacy Compliance:
PrivacyInfo.xcprivacyfile to theGooglePlaces.bundle, detailing data collection and usage practices for compliance with Apple's privacy guidelines.