Adds bridging header helper to facilitate importing to swift #115
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I'm not sure about this, but something like this should facilitate the ease of importing Obj-C headers to Swift. I've basically imported all headers under ReactKit using
So in your App-Bridging-Header.h you can just
import "ReactKit.h".