PrediKit

Uses runtime reflection and Swift's #keyPath syntax to catch misspelled property names at compile-time, preventing silent failures common in string-based predicates as highlighted in the README.

Provides a fluent, closure-based DSL inspired by SnapKit, making complex predicate construction more intuitive and reducing string blindness, with examples showing natural language methods like `matches`.

Integrates seamlessly with Xcode autocomplete and Swift's #keyPath, eliminating the need for external cheatsheets and enhancing safety during property renames, as demonstrated in the Selector Extension Pattern.

Designed with grammatically correct methods such as `doesNot.match`, improving code clarity and maintainability for complex queries, as seen in the README examples.