Add Support for the Swift Package Manager #215
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Since SPM supports Resource processing in its newer version, I was able to add Support to SPM for your Framework.
I've tested everything through the command
swift testand resolved every Error.To Support the loading of the
YTPlayer.htmlit was necessary to implement theBundle.moduleinstead of theBundle(for: YouTubePlayerView.self)which would lead to a crash while running an application with the YouTubePlayer.The Tests are just added to satisfy the command line tool so I haven't implemented any tests.
I've uploaded a little test application to prove that the SPM Support is working. There also is a simple SwiftUI Example integrated.
https://github.com/vincentthe0ne/SPMYouTubePlayerTest
With this MR the #215 will be solved.