Swift Package IndexPackages for keyword “macos”
These packages are available as a package collection, usable in Xcode or SwiftPM.
Note: Package collections are limited to 300 packages. The “macos” keyword currently has 923 associated packages, so its package collection includes only the top 300 packages by package score.
OpenBytesNavigation
📚 Easy-to-use navigation system for SwiftUI apps
OSLogTrace
📒 OSLogTrace - Apple System Logging, Signposts & Activity Tracing
Pack
A Swift package to serialize and deserialize various data types into an external representation.
PGNParser
A Parser for Portable Game Notation including Portable Draughts Notation
Plex-Monitr
Plex media management made easy!
ProgressX
UI library for displaying progress
ProvisioningProfile
A Swift package to read your app’s provisioning profile
ProxyResolver
macOS proxy resolution
PublishedKVO
PublishedKVO provides Apples Combine `@Published` for class-types using Key-Value-Observing (KVO requires classes to be NSObject-based).
PutioKit
A wrapper around Put.io api
RawDog
RawDog is a Swift library that extends RawRepresentable types with arithmetic operations
ReviewPrompter
ReviewPrompter is an open-source library for iOS applications written in Swift that helps you intelligently prompt users for app reviews. It tracks the occurrence of specific events within your app and requests a review prompt when the specified conditions are met.
RxContacts
RxContacts is a RxSwift wrapper around the Contacts Framework.
RxWebSocket
Reactive WebSockets
ScopedDefaults
Type-safe and structured UserDefaults in Swift
SkinSmoothingFilter
A lightweight SkinSmoothing Filter using Metal and CoreImage.
SlidingToggleButton
A minimal sliding SwiftUI toggle button
StableView
A TableView implementation that can preserve position for iOS and macOS
Stubby
A little URLSession response stubbing library.
TaskScheduler
A lightweight, actor-based and protocol-oriented task scheduler built in pure Swift, ready for all platforms. Schedule immediate, delayed, or periodic work and execute it via a signal-driven executor (no busy waiting)