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...It is designed to make it very easy to handle complex URL schemes in your application with minimal code. JLRoutes is available for installation using CocoaPods or Carthage. JLRoutes 2.x require iOS 8.0+ or macOS 10.10+. If you need to support iOS 7 or macOS 10.9, please use version 1.6.4. The handler block is expected to return a boolean for if it has handled the route or not. If the block returns NO, JLRoutes will behave as if that route is not a match and it will continue looking for a match. A route is considered to be a match if the pattern string matches and the block returns YES. ...

...This way you can later use those files as stub responses. OHHTTPStubs is split into subspecs so that when using Cocoapods, you can get only what you need, no more, no less. OHHTTPStubs supports Swift 2.2 (Xcode 7), Swift 2.3 (Xcode 8), Swift 3.0 (Xcode 8+) and Swift 3.1 (Xcode 8.3+).

View Controller Transitions Library is a collection of iOS7 animation controllers and interaction controllers, providing flip, fold and all kinds of other transitions. With iOS 7 you can easily create custom view controller transitions that can be used in a range of contexts (push, pop, modal, etc.) This project provides a library of custom animations which can be dropped directly into your project. It also has a number of 'interaction controllers' which can be used with any of the custom animations in order to make your transitions interactive. ...

...You can implement a progress bar for your in-app browser using this module. NJKWebViewProgress doesn't use CocoaTouch's private methods. It's AppStore safe. This repository contains iOS 7 Safari style bar NJKWebViewProgressView. You can choose NJKWebViewProgressView, UIProgressView or your custom bar. You can determine the current state of the document by comparing the progress value to one of the provided constants.

bisfish is a crossplattform library that can be used with IPhone, Android and Windows Phone 7 projects. It enables you to easily share data between the three platforms. You run a server (programmed in java) to that all the clients will connect. The clients can choose a session to join with. A session can be password protected. In a session you can send messages (bytes) to all of the members of a session, to a group of members or to a single member (broadcast, multicast and unicast).