2 "name": "GoogleAPISwiftClient",
4 "summary": "A Google API Client for Cocoa and Cocoa Touch in 2015",
5 "description": " A lot of us probably use at least one of Google's public data APIs, and those of us using Cocoa and Cocoa Touch are directed to the open-source [Google APIs Objective-C Client](https://code.google.com/p/google-api-objectivec-client/) for implementation help.\n It was good for what it was in 2011, but that was before Swift, modern Objective-C, CocoaPods, and even Automatic Reference Counting! Some things in life age well; that library is not one of them. And Google hasn't helped by basically ignoring their client library in these ways.\n That's why I decided I would try something new. Something that would actually utilize current technologies. Something that would be actually nice for devs to use.\n I couldn't find what I was looking for, so I decided to build it myself.\n This current version only contains the base model and fetcher classes and protocols. I have another branch set up for the first service to be implemented, which is Blogger.\n",
6 "homepage": "https://github.com/mattwyskiel/GoogleAPISwiftClient",
7 "license": "Apache License, Version 2.0",
9 "Matthew Wyskiel": "mwyskiel@optonline.net"
11 "social_media_url": "https://twitter.com/mattwyskiel",
17 "git": "https://github.com/mattwyskiel/GoogleAPISwiftClient.git",
20 "frameworks": "Foundation",
30 "module_name": "GoogleAPIs",
31 "default_subspecs": "Common",
35 "source_files": "GoogleClient/*.{swift}"
39 "source_files": "GoogleClient/Discovery/*.{swift}",
41 "GoogleAPISwiftClient/Common": [