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View 166 business solutionsBrowse free open source Objective C Frameworks and projects below. Use the toggles on the left to filter open source Objective C Frameworks by OS, license, language, programming language, and project status.
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JazzHands
A simple keyframe-based animation framework for UIKit
Jazz Hands is a simple keyframe-based animation framework for UIKit. Animations can be controlled via gestures, scroll views, KVO, or ReactiveCocoa. Jazz Hands is used extensively in IF and DO by IFTTT for iPhone and iPad, most famously in the app intro. Open JazzHandsDemo.xcworkspace to see a simple demonstration of moving, scaling, fading, and transforming views in a scrolling app intro. To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory. Looking to incorporate Jazz Hands into your Swift project? Check out RazzleDazzle, our brand new scrolling keyframe animations library reimagined in Swift. As a bonus, because it's built on top of the animations library, you can even tell JazzHands that you'd like one of your views to show up on multiple pages while other views scroll past, with a single call to keepView:onPages. To see the new JazzHands 2.0 AutoLayout magic in action, check out the example project. -
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KIF
An iOS functional testing framework
KIF, which stands for Keep It Functional, is an iOS integration test framework. It allows for easy automation of iOS apps by leveraging the accessibility attributes that the OS makes available for those with visual disabilities. KIF builds and performs the tests using a standard XCTest testing target. Testing is conducted synchronously in the main thread (running the run loop to force the passage of time) allowing for more complex logic and composition. This also allows KIF to take advantage of the Xcode Test Navigator, command line build tools, and Bot test reports. KIF uses undocumented Apple APIs. This is true of most iOS testing frameworks, and is safe for testing purposes, but it's important that KIF does not make it into production code, as it will get your app submission denied by Apple. Follow the instructions below to ensure that KIF is configured correctly for your project. -
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Kiwi
Simple BDD for iOS
Kiwi is a Behavior Driven Development library for iOS development. The goal is to provide a BDD library that is exquisitely simple to setup and use. The idea behind Kiwi is to have tests that are more readable than what is possible with the bundled test framework. Tests (or rather specs) are written in Objective-C and run within the comfort of Xcode to provide a test environment that is as unobtrusive and seamless as possible in terms of running tests and error reporting. In modern iOS and OS X development, you inevitably end up using open source libraries (e.g. AFNetworking) in your projects. This results in additional complexity in library management. CocoaPods makes this less painful and is our preferred library management tool. Before adding Kiwi to your project, you need a Unit Test Target that is run by Xcode during testing. If you're using Xcode 5, this unit test target is included by default when you create a new project. -
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The Kiwi Thread Framework supports multi thread programming for Mac OS X. You can implement hierarchical control/data flow graph using this framework. For more details see http://kiwi-thread-fmk.sourceforge.net/,
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The Kiwi-User-Interface-Framework supports the implementation of graphical user interface for Mac OS X. You can implement GUI based on multi threading software architecture. For more details see http://kiwi-ui-frmk.sourceforge.net/
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LIEL (Language Independent Extension Library) is a language-agnostic library containing solutions to various programming problems and extending the capabilities of existing frameworks and code libraries.
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LJKit is a Cocoa Framework for Mac OS X designed to simplify the development of LiveJournal clients. Xjournal is a LiveJournal client for Mac OS X which supports offline editing, music detection, and history search.
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LNNotificationsUI
A framework for displaying notifications similar to Apple's iOS
LNNotificationsUI is a customizable in-app notification framework that mimics iOS and OS X notification center styles. It allows developers to display interactive notifications within their apps in a polished and consistent manner. -
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LibLime is a cross-platform library (UI/Non-UI) written in Objective C, similar to Cocoa framework under Mac OS X
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LuaViewSDK
A cross-platform framework to build UIs
LuaViewSDK is a cross-platform framework which is designed to build native, dynamic and swift user interfaces. It's based on Lua VM and chooses lua as it's script language. -
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MBCalendarKit
An open source calendar framework for iOS
MBCalendarKit is a customizable calendar component for iOS, allowing developers to easily add interactive calendar views to their apps. Inspired by Apple’s Calendar app, it provides day, week, and month views with support for events and appointments. The library is designed to be flexible and easily adaptable to different app designs. -
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MJExtension
A conversion framework between JSON and model
A fast, convenient and nonintrusive conversion framework between JSON and model. Dictionary-to-model framework with fast conversion speed and easy to use. A large number of unit tests have been carried out on various commonly used data scenarios. MJExtension is an ultra-lightweight framework that converts between dictionaries and models. Coding all properties of a model with only one line of code. Coding (archiving and unarchiving) of all attributes of the model can be achieved with just one line of code. @objcattributes should be added to class and property for declaration of Objc accessibility. After Swift4, please add attributes before @objcmodification. Swift to ensure properties can be exposed to ObjC used. -
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MMMarkdown
An Objective-C framework for converting Markdown to HTML
MMMarkdown is an Objective-C framework for converting Markdown to HTML. It is compatible with OS X 10.7+, iOS 8.0+, tvOS, and watchOS. Unlike other Markdown libraries, MMMarkdown implements an actual parser. It is not a port of the original Perl implementation and does not use regular expressions to transform the input into HTML. MMMarkdown tries to be efficient and minimize memory usage. -
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MQTT Client Framework
iOS, macOS, tvOS native ObjectiveC MQTT Client Framework
MQTT-Client-Framework is an Objective-C and Swift library that enables iOS and macOS applications to communicate using the MQTT protocol, making it ideal for IoT and messaging applications. -
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Framework and daemon to allow uni- and bidirectional communication with bluetooth- and infrared-remotes (IR-remotes) on Mac OS X.
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Mantle
Model framework for Cocoa and Cocoa Touch
Mantle makes it easy to write a simple model layer for your Cocoa or Cocoa Touch application. Core Data solves certain problems very well. If you need to execute complex queries across your data, handle a huge object graph with lots of relationships, or support undo and redo, Core Data is an excellent fit. If you're just trying to access some JSON objects, Core Data can be a lot of work for little gain. Nonetheless, if you're using or want to use Core Data in your app already, Mantle can still be a convenient translation layer between the API and your managed model objects. In order to serialize your model objects from or into JSON, you need to implement <MTLJSONSerializing> in your MTLModel subclass. Mantle doesn't automatically persist your objects for you. However, MTLModel does conform to <NSCoding>, so model objects can be archived to disk using NSKeyedArchiver. -
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Material Components for iOS
Modular and customizable Material Design UI components for iOS
Material Components for iOS (MDC-iOS) makes Material Design accessible to iOS developers for building their applications. Material Design is a popular and trusted design system that offers design guidelines, icons and components that enable a reliable development workflow for building impeccably designed applications. It was developed by a core team of engineers and UX designers at Google, and supports design and usability best practices across platforms. Material Components for iOS is written in Objective-C and comes with Swift and Interface Builder support. -
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MetalPetal
A GPU accelerated image and video processing framework built on Metal
MetalPetal is an image processing framework based on Metal designed to provide real-time processing for still images and video with easy-to-use programming interfaces. This chapter covers the key concepts of MetalPetal, and will help you to get a better understanding of its design, implementation, performance implications, and best practices. A MTIImage object is a representation of an image to be processed or produced. It does directly represent image bitmap data instead it has all the information necessary to produce an image or more precisely a MTLTexture. It consists of two parts, a recipe of how to produce the texture (MTIImagePromise) and other information such as how a context caches the image (cachePolicy), and how the texture should be sampled (samplerDescriptor). MetalPetal does a lot of optimizations for you under the hood. -
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"MiniKidsGames" is a collention of small games for kids. It's fun to play and learn. Full-screen easy-to-play games will keep your kids on your Mac. Xcode projects/templates/tutorial are available so you can make your games quickly!
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MoteDaemon is a lightweight server that enables applications to receive Nintendo Wii remote input data as XML over a TCP socket. It includes a Flash application to demonstrate its capabilities.
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MyLayout
Powerful iOS UI framework implemented by Objective-C.
MyLayout is a simple and easy objective-c framework for iOS view layout. MyLayout provides some simple functions to build a variety of complex interface. It integrates the functions including Autolayout and SizeClass of iOS, five layout classes of Android, float and flex-box and bootstrap of HTML/CSS. The MyLayout's Swift version are named: TangramKit -
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Nepenthes
Nepenthes is a framework for iOS & macOS App quick development
Nepenthes is a sub-middleware for iOS & macOS App development,which sets the standards for java back-end and Objective-C front-end development.Nepenthes back-end is based on Apache Tomcat or other J2EE compatible middleware by extends Nepenthes library.Nepenthes front-end is mapping to back-end with the support of Nepenthes framework. Nepenthes simplifies development process and shortens development lifecycle,it ensures the communication layer safe and solid,let your team focus only on business logic. Based on Nepenthes,your organization can develop very complicated enterprise Apps rapidly,reduce back-end and front-end teams employees nearly to half. Reduce the communication errors in the development debugging,raise project development speed dramatically. Nepenthes is the fruit of over 20-year Java and over 8-year Objective-C development experience.The author worked in Borland for 8 years responsible for enterprise products. -
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Nimble
A Matcher Framework for Swift and Objective-C
Use Nimble to express the expected outcomes of Swift or Objective-C expressions. Inspired by Cedar. Apple's Xcode includes the XCTest framework, which provides assertion macros to test whether code behaves properly. XCTest assertions have a couple of drawbacks. Not enough macros. There's no easy way to assert that a string contains a particular substring, or that a number is less than or equal to another. It's hard to write asynchronous tests. XCTest forces you to write a lot of boilerplate code. Nimble addresses these concerns. Would you like to add more information to the test's failure messages? Use the description optional argument to add your own text. Nimble makes sure you don't compare two types that don't match. Tired of so much typing? With Nimble, you can use overloaded operators like == for equivalence, or > for comparisons. -
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Nimbus
The iOS framework that grows only as fast as its documentation
Nimbus is a toolkit for experienced iOS software designers. It provides well-documented, modular components that solve a number of common iOS software requirements. This includes: a rich text label with hyperlinks; a web view controller; a simple approach to table models, radio groups, and table actions; standardized interapp communication, and powerful debugging tools, amongst many other features. Nimbus' goal is to provide tools that fill missing gaps in Apple's frameworks. This includes simplifying common tasks, such as creating RGB colors, and providing additional features that Apple has not yet or may not implement, such as photo viewers. By using Nimbus you will save countless hours of development time. We've found that after a point you won't want to build a project without it. There are two primary forms of documentation for Nimbus, autogenerated documentation and community documentation. -
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ORSSerialPort
Serial port library for Objective-C and Swift macOS apps
ORSSerialPort is an easy-to-use Objective-C serial port library for macOS. It is useful for programmers writing Objective-C or Swift Mac apps that communicate with external devices through a serial port (most commonly RS-232). You can use ORSSerialPort to write apps that connect to Arduino projects, robots, data acquisition devices, ham radios, and all kinds of other devices. Using ORSSerialPort to open a port and send data can be very simple. ORSSerialPort is released under an MIT license, meaning you're free to use it in both closed and open-source projects. However, even in a closed-source project, you must include a publicly-accessible copy of ORSSerialPort's copyright notice, which you can find in the LICENSE file. There are a number of ways to add ORSSerialPort to your project. You can use the included framework project, Carthage, CocoaPods, or the Swift Package Manager. See the Guide to Installing ORSSerialPort for detailed instructions for each of these methods.