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11+ ## 3.0.6 - 3/8/2017
12+ Updated the usage docs.
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1114## 3.0.5 - 3/2/2017
1215Fixed an issue with locating the framework bundle.
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5454### Setup
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56- To use the SLDS library in Swift, create a bridging header:
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58- ``` objc
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60- #ifndef slds_bridging_header_h
61- #define slds_bridging_header_h
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63- #import <DesignSystem/SalesforceDesignSystem.h>
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65- #endif
56+ To use the SLDS library in Swift, import the library:
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69- 1 . Create ` slds-bridging-header.h ` .
70- 2 . In your build settings find the “Swift Compiler – General” section.
71- 3 . Next to “Objective-C Bridging Header” add the header file (e.g. ` slds-bridging-header.h ` ).
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73- SLDS extensions and constants are now accessible to all files in your project/workspace. There is no need to import the Design system to each file.
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59+ import DesignSystem
60+ ```
61+ SLDS extensions and constants are now accessible within your file.
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7663### Examples
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