Question 1

How to install RxPermission with Swift 3.0?

Accepted Answer

For Swift 3.0+, you must specify individual permission subspecs in your Podfile, like `pod 'RxPermission/Camera'`, as per Apple's policy. This modular approach reduces bloat but adds configuration steps.

Question 2

RxPermission vs native iOS permission handling: which is better?

Accepted Answer

RxPermission excels in reactive RxSwift apps by simplifying permission workflows with observables, but native handling is lighter and more straightforward for non-reactive projects. Choose based on your app's architecture.

Question 3

Does RxPermission work with SwiftUI?

Accepted Answer

RxPermission is built for RxSwift and UIKit, not SwiftUI. For SwiftUI apps, you'd need bridging or alternative libraries like Combine-based solutions, as RxPermission lacks direct integration.

Question 4

How to handle multiple permissions sequentially with RxPermission?

Accepted Answer

Use RxSwift operators like `flatMap` or `concat` on the `rx.permission` observables for each permission type, allowing chained requests and status monitoring in a reactive pipeline.

Question 5

What are common issues with RxPermission Carthage setup?

Accepted Answer

The README states Carthage support is not guaranteed, leading to potential build failures. Stick to CocoaPods or contribute fixes via PR, as suggested by the author.

Question 6

Is there an alternative to RxPermission for Combine?

Accepted Answer

Yes, libraries like PermissionsSwiftUI or custom Combine publishers offer similar functionality for SwiftUI/Combine apps. RxPermission is specific to RxSwift, so evaluate based on your reactive framework.

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