XestiMonitors
An extensible Swift framework providing over 60 monitor classes to handle system events and notifications across Apple platforms.
What is XestiMonitors?
XestiMonitors is an extensible monitoring framework written in Swift for Apple platforms. It provides over 60 pre-built monitor classes that wrap system notifications and frameworks like Core Location, Core Motion, Foundation, and UIKit, allowing developers to handle events with less boilerplate code. It solves the problem of repetitive and error-prone notification management by offering a unified, type-safe API.
iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS developers who need to respond to system events, device state changes, or user interactions in their apps. It's particularly useful for those building apps that rely on location, motion, accessibility, or UI-related notifications.
Developers choose XestiMonitors because it drastically reduces boilerplate code for notification handling, provides a consistent and extensible API, and includes a wide range of pre-built monitors for common use cases. Its unified protocol allows for easy management of multiple monitors, improving code maintainability.
Overview
An extensible monitoring framework written in Swift
Use Cases
Best For
- Handling keyboard visibility changes in iOS apps
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