swift-confidential-plugin VS XCGLogger

Hi all! Have you ever looked for an easy to integrate, maintainable and secure solution for obfuscating Swift literals embedded in the application code to defend against static reverse engineering? Well I did, and since I spent most of my professional career developing security-critical apps, I faced this problem many times, yet the solutions usually involved writing a set of custom Bash scripts or Swift command line tool to accomplish the task, which wasn’t quite optimal. Then Swift 5.6 came out with brand new SPM extensible build tools opening a whole new possibilities for build tasks automation. This was exactly what I needed to take my previous solutions to the next level and eventually make it open source. With Swift Confidential it’s as simple as integrating the tool with your Swift package via the official build tool plugin, configuring your own obfuscation algorithm along with the list of secret literals, and building the project. Enjoy!

XCGLogger - A debug log framework for use in Swift projects. Allows you to log details to the console (and optionally a file), just like you would have with NSLog() or print(), but with additional information, such as the date, function name, filename and line number. Language: Swift.

XCGLogger - Full featured & Configurable logging utility with log levels, timestamps, and line numbers.