Native SVG parser and renderer for SwiftUI, UIKit and AppKit, with tools for PNG, PDF, SF Symbols and Swift source.
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Native SVG parser and renderer for SwiftUI, UIKit and AppKit, with tools for PNG, PDF, SF Symbols and Swift source.
LoginKit is a quick and easy way to add a Login/Signup UX to your iOS app.
URLEmbeddedView automatically caches the object that is confirmed the Open Graph Protocol.
An open-source Spotify controller with TouchBar support
ListPlaceholder is a swift library allows you to easily add facebook style animated loading placeholder to your tableviews or collection views.
Super lightweight async HTTP server library in pure Swift runs in iOS / MacOS / Linux
A text view that supports selection and expansion
🛶 Your lightweight persistence toolbox
⚡️ A library of widgets and helpers to build instant-search applications on iOS.
Simple menu bar app to download YouTube movies on your Mac
MIBlurPopup lets you create popups with a blurred background
A command line interface for your Swift scripts
An open source library for building deep-linkable SwiftUI applications with composition, testing and ergonomics in mind
Easy animation library on iOS with Swift2
The easiest way to show off your iOS taps and gestures for demos and videos.
Circular progress indicator for your macOS app
Swift animation library for iOS, tvOS and macOS.
Advanced Natural Motion Animations, Simple Blocks Based Syntax
Remove unnecessary language resources from macOS.
Prephirences is a Swift library that provides useful protocols and convenience methods to manage application preferences, configurations and app-state. UserDefaults
💾 🔜📱 Type-safe data-driven CollectionView, TableView Framework. (We can also use ASCollectionNode)
A tabbar with a number of preset animations written in pure SwiftUI
🗣 An overlay that gets your user’s voice permission and input as text in a customizable UI
Run Android apps on your Mac like Mac apps: each in its own window with its own Dock icon, on Apple silicon. Notifications, game controllers, privacy controls. Free & open source (LineageOS + QEMU + scrcpy).