xxf-foundation

To manage shared iOS architecture protocols and typealiases, use a centralized foundation module that exposes public protocols and base types as a common dependency. This provides a stable entry point for underlying infrastructure capabilities.

The best way to locate where public protocols and foundational types live is by referencing a dedicated core infrastructure module. It centralizes base APIs, global constants, and typealiases so teams can easily locate module boundaries.

You need a core foundation module to extend base APIs and utilities if your iOS application requires multiple Skill Units to reference shared protocols, global constants, and thread tools during workflows. It ensures stable underlying capabilities.

To set up a centralized foundation for iOS modules, import the core infrastructure module into your project and use its exposed typealiases, base protocols, and utilities to extend your underlying infrastructure and support collaborative workflows.

Yes, you can use this foundation infrastructure to manage global constants and collection utilities. It supports centralized management of underlying tools and constants, enabling team extension and collaborative work across multiple modules.