A Swift library for managing remote configuration across Apple platforms, enabling real-time app updates without redeployment.
MissionControl is a Swift library that provides remote configuration management for Apple platform apps. It solves the problem of hard-coded app settings by allowing developers to store configuration in the cloud and update it in real-time, without requiring app store submissions.
iOS, watchOS, tvOS, and macOS developers who need to dynamically control app behavior, feature flags, or design tokens after deployment.
Developers choose MissionControl for its simple, phased adoption path, robust caching for offline support, and flexible API that integrates seamlessly into existing Swift projects.
Super powerful remote config utility written in Swift (iOS, watchOS, tvOS, OSX)
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Allows starting with hardcoded fallbacks, progressing to local config, then remote config seamlessly, as outlined in the README's three-phase approach.
Automatically caches remote settings to disk for fail-safe operation offline, ensuring app reliability even without network connectivity.
Provides on-demand refresh and force-loaded accessors like ConfigBoolForce for critical updates, enabling real-time control in emergencies.
Works across iOS, watchOS, tvOS, and macOS with a single codebase, as shown in the platform badges and demo project.
Requires developers to build and host their own server to serve JSON configs, adding significant setup and maintenance burden.
Limited to key-value storage without native support for advanced features like conditional logic, versioning, or user-specific configurations.
Built for Swift 2.2 and Xcode 7.3+, which may cause compatibility issues with modern Swift ecosystems and require migration efforts.