UIKIT define

[raberm]

HandySwift sets OTHER_SWIFT_FLAGS = "-D UIKIT"; on the project file, then checking with #if UIKIT.
This version might be easier to handle as it needs no flags (Cocoapods didn't set it up for me, fe)

#if os(iOS) || os(tvOS)

[Jeehut]

You're absolutely right, that would be a better solution now, I simply forgot to update that part when migrating to newer Swift versions, where the if os(platform) was introduced. Good catch!

Would you mind implementing tha change yourself and sending in a pull request? I would gladly merge it and release a new version. 👍

[Jeehut]

Fixed via #8 – this issue should be solved in the next version update. Do you need one urgently – or, to ask differently, did you find a workaround for this issue? Otherwise I'd wait until other features are added / bugs are fixed and release then.