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The APNGKit project is a high-performance framework for loading, displaying, and animating images in the UIKit / AppKit ecosystem (iOS, macOS, tvOS), specifically targeting the APNG (Animated PNG) image format. Unlike traditional static PNG images, APNG supports frame-by-frame animation with full-color images and transparency — yielding better visual fidelity than GIFs while remaining efficient. APNGKit offers a friendly API (e.g. APNGImage, APNGImageView) that behaves similarly to the standard image/image-view pattern, making it easy for iOS/macOS developers to adopt without learning complex new APIs. ...

Lightbox is a convenient and easy-to-use image viewer for your iOS app, packed with all the features you expect. Configure text, colors, fonts of UI elements by overriding the static variables in the Lightbox configuration struct. Lightbox is available through CocoaPods. By default images are loaded using Imaginary for reliable loading and caching. But it's easy to change this behavior using LightboxConfig.

Kitura is a server-side Swift web framework and HTTP server created by IBM, featuring high-performance routing, middleware, templating, and JSON handling. Built on SwiftNIO, it enables the development of REST APIs, web applications, and server backends entirely in Swift across platforms.

...From version 2.0.0 there are two ways to use this extension. Views can animate theirselves calling .animate(animations: [Animation]) that's the most basic usage. ViewAnimator follows the UIKit animations API style with a static method UIView.animate(views: [UIView], animations: [Animation]). This makes the library really easy to use and extensible to any kind of view. Direction provides the axis where the animation should take place and its movement direction. Zoom in and Zoom out animation support. You can combine conformances of Animation to apply multiple transforms on your animation block.

SwiftyUserDefaults makes user defaults enjoyable to use by combining expressive Swifty API with the benefits of static typing. Define your keys in one place, use value types easily, and get extra safety and convenient compile-time checks for free. Just create a DefaultsKey object, put the type of the value you want to store in angle brackets, the key name in parentheses, and you're good to go. If you want to have a non-optional value, just provide a default value in the key.

...The RandomGenerator protocol defines basic methods for generating primitive values and randomizing a buffer. All provided types that conform to RandomGenerator have a static default value that can be passed as an inout argument to generation functions. The RandomBytesGenerator protocol is for types that specialize in generating a specific type that fills up a number of bytes. For example, MersenneTwister specializes in generating UInt64 while Xorshift generates UInt32 values.