Support for Swift 4.2

Codemine is now built using Swift 4.2.

Additional improvements

• New README containing snippets and descriptions if you want to use individual nuggets of gold but don't want to include the entire framework
• You can now change the value of a URL parameter with changeQueryParamValue(for url: URL, withName: String, toValue: String)

Adds new option to html string to fix encoding issue

Merge pull request #58 from nodes-ios/fix/html-string-characterEncoding

Added an option for html string attributes string to fix encoding issues

URLSession and Codable

Added extensions for URLSession and Codable

Adds new append function to URL extension

We've added a new method in our URL extension:

append(queryParameters: [String: String])

This means that you can add query parameters to a URL as a dictionary of key value pairs like so:

let url = URL(string: "https://example.com")!
url.append(queryParameters: ["param1" : "value1, "param2" : "value2"]
//url is now: https://example.com?param1=value1&param2=value2

Disabled Code Coverage for Carthage issue

Solving Carthage/Carthage#2056

Added html to attributed string

Added html to attributed string

Swift 3 support, swiftier naming and improved coverage

Codemine 1.0.0 brings Swift 3 support, renamed function names to be more swifty and better code coverage

Swift 2.3

0.2.5

Updated to swift 2.3

Initial release

Initial release of Codemine, a collection of extensions containing useful functions and syntactic sugar for your Swift project.

First pre-release

This is the initial pre-release of Codemine, a gold mine of code, filled with neat utility functions. This is a pre-release and it's not intended to be used in production.