Me
A super slim Swift library that solves nested async code by chaining blocks instead of nesting them.
What is Me?
Me is a lightweight Swift library that solves the problem of nested asynchronous computations, often called 'callback hell'. It allows developers to chain async operations linearly instead of nesting closures, improving code readability and maintainability. The library provides explicit control over execution flow with methods like `runNext()` and `end()`.
Swift developers building iOS or macOS applications with complex async logic, such as cloud-based apps or multi-step API calls.
Developers choose Me for its minimal footprint (under 200 lines) and straightforward API that doesn't require learning a new paradigm like Promises. It integrates seamlessly with Grand Central Dispatch and offers fine-grained control over async flow without heavy abstraction.
Overview
A super slim solution to the nested asynchronous computations
Use Cases
Best For
- Refactoring deeply nested async Swift code into linear chains
- Improving readability in multi-step API call sequences
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