Create podspec. Reconfigure the project for Carthage, Xcode support and CI.

[andersio]

Fixes #4

1. Create a podspec.

2. Reconfigure the ReactiveFeedback framework to be a universal framework scheme that supports iOS 8.0+, macOS 10.9+, watchOS 2.0+ and tvOS 9.0+.

Sadly, Carthage was pulled in for the development environment in because CocoaPods refuses to yield per platform framework targets for the same pod. 💁‍♂️

[sergdort]

I think we just need to make several development frameworks e.g ReactiveFeedback-iOS, ReactiveFeedback-tvOS etc. And make the same module name for all

[sergdort]

TBH I'm against using Carthage for development as it requires additional steps to play with it.
Also, I'm pretty sure that not all developers have Carthage installed, like me :)

[andersio]

So should we use CocoaPods? Or just git submodules?

[sergdort]

Not sure, TBH I've never used git submodules

[RuiAAPeres]

Cocoapods + Carthage?

[andersio]

@RuiAAPeres We already support both, plus those who use the Xcode project directly. The question is what workspace i.e. the example app and the test targets should use.

I think we just need to make several development frameworks e.g ReactiveFeedback-iOS, ReactiveFeedback-tvOS etc.

@sergdort If you mean doing this for CocoaPods, that would tie the framework target with CocoaPods. I have tried declaring abstract target per platform, and CocoaPods just create an iOS target (for the example app). :S

[andersio]

https://github.com/Moya/Moya
^ Similar example: Moya

Edit: https://github.com/RxSwiftCommunity/RxDataSources
^ This seems to be a way to support both Carthage & CocoaPods.

[andersio]

So now it should support both CocoaPods and Carthage for development. I guess it should be sufficient given our example sets would probably remain iOS exclusive, and the framework would hardly have platform specific logic by its nature.

[sergdort]

LGTM 👍