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A macOS app wrapper for YouTube Music that runs it as a standalone desktop application with native integrations.
Open-source implementation of Apple's Combine framework for processing values over time across multiple platforms.
Open-source implementation of Apple's Combine framework for reactive programming, compatible with older Apple OSes and cross-platform.
A 2D plotting framework for macOS, iOS, and tvOS, highly customizable and capable of drawing many types of plots.
A powerful, lightweight dependency injection framework for Objective-C and Cocoa applications.
A fast, non-deadlocking parallel object cache for iOS, tvOS, watchOS, and macOS, designed to persist expensive-to-reproduce temporary objects.
A simple drag-and-release timer app for macOS with keyboard shortcuts and notifications.
Emulate a scroll wheel click with three-finger click/tap on MacBook trackpad and Magic Mouse.
A framework for building cross-platform apps with Rust business logic and Flutter UI, using native FFI for efficient communication.
A cross-platform Rust library for retrieving detailed system information like CPU, memory, processes, disks, networks, and components.
A macOS Quick Look extension for previewing Markdown, R Markdown, Quarto, and other text-based files with rich formatting and syntax highlighting.
A cross-platform Node.js module to safely move files and folders to the system trash instead of permanently deleting them.
A Node.js toolkit for creating Alfred workflows with built-in utilities for input/output, caching, and remote fetching.
A Flutter plugin for displaying local notifications on Android, iOS, macOS, Linux, Windows, and web.
An Alamofire extension that automatically converts JSON responses into Swift objects using ObjectMapper.
A multi-platform Nintendo Game Boy and Game Boy Color emulator written in Go, featuring debugging tools and broad game compatibility.
A Swift library providing intuitive date handling with natural syntax for date calculations and formatting.
Add user-customizable global keyboard shortcuts to macOS apps with SwiftUI and Cocoa support.
A free retro multiplayer shooter with up to 16 players, featuring team deathmatch, capture the flag, and custom map creation.
A sensible XML and HTML parsing library for iOS and macOS, offering a modern DOM-style API with XPath and CSS query support.
A Swift framework for zipping and unzipping files, built on top of minizip.
A FUSE file system that mounts Git repositories as local directories, automatically committing changes.
A Docker setup tool that simplifies running apps in Docker with an interactive menu-driven configuration.
A terminal tool to run and manage multiple commands in parallel with separate output panes and interactive controls.
A collection of succinct, public domain guides for common developer tasks and system administration.
A Swift library for blazing fast CommonMark Markdown rendering, built on cmark.
A Nix Flake to build and run NixOS on multiple Type-2 hypervisors, providing isolated virtual machines as Nix packages or systemd services.
A Swift microframework providing a Result<Value, Error> type for modeling success/failure of operations.
A free, customizable macOS system monitor that displays CPU, memory, network, temperature, and fan stats in the menu bar.
An open-source macOS app that locally records everything you view, enabling searchable history and text extraction.
A Swifty and modern type-safe wrapper for UserDefaults with SwiftUI support and iCloud sync.
A command-line Ruby gem for monitoring CPU temperature, fan speeds, and battery stats on macOS.
A fast, extensible gapless audio player and streamer for iOS and macOS with low CPU usage.
A macOS Quick Look plugin that displays detailed information about iOS/macOS app packages and provisioning profiles.
An open-source, native color picker for macOS with quick on-screen picking, multiple format support, and automation features.
A Finder Toolbar app that opens the current directory in Terminal with a single click.
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