Add Prism to your project with Swift Package Manager

Prism is distributed exclusively as a Swift package. You add it through Swift Package Manager, either from Xcode’s package dependency UI or by editing Package.swift directly. You can import the full Prism umbrella or pull in only the modules your target actually needs.

Full package
Individual modules

Import the Prism umbrella target to get all seven modules in one step. This is the fastest way to get started and is appropriate for app targets that use features from multiple modules.1. Declare the dependency in Package.swift:

// Package.swift
dependencies: [
    .package(url: "https://github.com/rafaelesantos/prism.git", from: "1.0.0")
],
targets: [
    .target(
        name: "YourApp",
        dependencies: [
            .product(name: "Prism", package: "prism")
        ]
    )
]

2. Import at the top of any Swift file:

import Prism          // re-exports all modules

The Prism target uses @_exported import to re-export PrismFoundation, PrismNetwork, PrismArchitecture, PrismUI, PrismVideo, and PrismIntelligence. A single import Prism line makes the full public API available.

Add only the modules your target needs. This keeps compile times low and makes dependencies explicit — a library target that only does networking has no reason to pull in the UI layer.1. Declare each product in Package.swift:

// Package.swift
dependencies: [
    .package(url: "https://github.com/rafaelesantos/prism.git", from: "1.0.0")
],
targets: [
    .target(
        name: "YourApp",
        dependencies: [
            .product(name: "PrismUI", package: "prism"),
            .product(name: "PrismNetwork", package: "prism")
        ]
    )
]

2. Import only what you use:

import PrismUI          // design system only
import PrismNetwork     // networking only

Available products and their intended use cases:

Product	Import	Use when…
`PrismFoundation`	`import PrismFoundation`	You need logging, typed errors, defaults, or locale utilities without any UI or networking overhead
`PrismNetwork`	`import PrismNetwork`	You need the HTTP client, WebSocket transport, typed endpoints, or response caching
`PrismArchitecture`	`import PrismArchitecture`	You want `PrismStore`, reducers, middleware, and the unidirectional data-flow pattern
`PrismUI`	`import PrismUI`	You’re building SwiftUI screens and want the full design system — tokens, themes, and 80+ components
`PrismVideo`	`import PrismVideo`	You need video download helpers with progress streaming
`PrismIntelligence`	`import PrismIntelligence`	You’re training or running CoreML models, using Apple Intelligence, or calling a remote LLM

Importing individual modules rather than the Prism umbrella reduces incremental build times and keeps your target’s dependency surface explicit. It’s especially useful for framework or library targets that you distribute to other apps.

Platform and Swift requirements

Prism’s deployment targets are set to the latest OS generation so that PrismUI can use recent SwiftUI APIs without availability guards.

Requirement	Minimum version
Swift	6.3
Xcode	16.4
iOS	26
macOS	26
Mac Catalyst	26
tvOS	26
watchOS	26
visionOS	26

Add via Xcode

If you prefer Xcode’s graphical package manager:

Open your project in Xcode.
Go to File → Add Package Dependencies.
Paste https://github.com/rafaelesantos/prism.git into the search field.
Choose a version rule (use Up to Next Major Version from 1.0.0).
Select the products you want to add and click Add Package.

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Add Prism to your project with Swift Package Manager

Platform and Swift requirements

Add via Xcode

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Platform and Swift requirements

Add via Xcode