generating-swift-package-docs

To generate Swift package API documentation, provide a module name and your Xcode project path. The tool extracts symbol surfaces from Package.resolved and DerivedData to produce consolidated Markdown references for your dependencies.

Swift package documentation extraction uses the interfazzle CLI to parse DerivedData and Package.resolved files. It locates compiled package modules, extracts public symbol interfaces, and converts them into readable Markdown documentation.

Yes, generating Swift package markdown docs requires Python 3 and the interfazzle CLI. These dependencies interface with Xcode DerivedData to extract symbol surfaces and parse your project's Package.resolved file for dependency information.

Yes, you can automatically document unfamiliar Swift module imports by running the generator during coding sessions. It extracts public API surfaces from package dependencies and caches the markdown docs per major.minor version for quick reference.

The best way to explore unfamiliar Swift package APIs is generating on-demand Markdown documentation from DerivedData. This caches package interfaces per version, concatenates available READMEs, and provides quick references for planning and code-writing tasks.

Documentation generation relies on Xcode DerivedData and Package.resolved files, requiring a successfully built project. It caches docs per major.minor version and concatenates READMEs when available, but cannot extract symbols for packages that have not been compiled locally.