Suite Support

• @UserDefault now exposes as wasLoadedSuccessful whether the latest load (initial or manual through loadValue()) succeeded, useful for migrating data to an app group.
• Specified defaults suites are now actually used rather than always using .standard (whoops!)
• Selected defaults suite is now exposed publicly.

SwiftUI Integration

I finally found a simple way to integrate the @UserDefault wrapper with SwiftUI! Not sure why it took me so long, but I decided to add a lightweight wrapper to make it more ergonomic. Use @UserDefault.State for all your SwiftUI needs :)

Tiny Update

• Updated HandyOperators

Minor Fixes

• Now compatible with tvOS and watchOS
• Improvements to documentation & an actual readme
• Operators now come from a package dependency rather than a file, fixing ambiguity issues when dependents had their own definitions for the same operators.

The Non-Beta Update™

This update applies the changes required and/or possible in the final release of Xcode 11 and Swift 5.1.

• The key no longer has an argument label, since it'll usually be the only argument and its meaning is obvious from the context.
• Default values are now provided as initial values with = rather than an explicit argument to the wrapper init. (Because I realized I could easily work around the compiler crash preventing me from doing so earlier.)

Initial Release

Use at your own risk!