Packages 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 1,160 associated packages, so its package collection includes only the top 300 packages by package score.
BitriseTrace
Catch bugs before they reach production — get detailed crash reports and monitor how your app is performing across the entire install base.
AgoraUIKit_macOS
Swift Package and CocoaPod to simply integrate Agora Video Calling or Live Video Streaming to your macOS app with just a few lines of code.
XCBuildKit
A type-safe Swift wrapper around xcodebuild that makes iOS/macOS build operations a breeze with async/await APIs.
BinaryCookies
Read and write Apple's .binarycookies files
MapNavigationKit
Easy & more detailed online routing information for MapKit & other map frameworks
ShellKit
Access local shell as well as remote over SSH
SwiftlyImageLoader
A fast, cross-platform Swift image loader with caching, cancellation, and UI integrations for UIKit, AppKit, and SwiftUI.
swiftui-viewmodifierbuilder
A result builder for ViewModifiers.
TyperTool
An example CLT using my Typer module
chacl
Set ACL recursively on files and folder from an easy to read configuration
ImpactMeterAdapter
Impact crash reports as a Meter diagnostic source
QuickSwiftCheck
Interoperability between Quick, Nimble and SwiftCheck.
SImage
Multiplatform Core Graphics wrapper 🖼
TimeZoneIdentifier
TimeZone Identifiers for Swift 🌍
ViewPlus
Make working with NSView more pleasant
sciv
Simple Cocoa Image Viewer
Systemator
System information and monitoring for local and remote mac/ubuntu servers
Notarize
Command line utility to notarize apple application
Quickie
Tired of creating all the boilerplate code from scratch every time you start a new project? Here is the solution. A Swift package that provides extensions to the most common functionality in the iOS and macOS world to significantly speed up development process.
SQLite
SQLite Swift package that does not rely on system-provided SQLite and builds on Linux