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@SardorbekR SardorbekR released this 02 Aug 19:24
0.3.0
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Highlights

Live video stream monitoring. New SafeMediaStreamEngine and SafeMediaStreamAnalyzing protocol, with the iOS 26+ AppleSensitiveContentStreamAnalyzer built on Apple's SCVideoStreamAnalyzer. Attach it to capture or VideoToolbox decompression pipelines for fail-closed monitoring — no verdict caching, and an unexpected loss of the analysis stream produces an .analysisFailed decision instead of failing open. Blurred streams cannot consume a newer verdict until the host explicitly continues them. (#2)

Documentation. Full DocC catalog with getting-started, testing, and live-video integration guides, plus Swift Package Index documentation hosting. (#1)

Added

  • SafeMediaStreamEngine, SafeMediaStreamSession, SafeMediaStreamEvent, and the SafeMediaStreamAnalyzing protocol.
  • AppleSensitiveContentStreamAnalyzer (iOS 26+) wrapping SCVideoStreamAnalyzer.
  • Stream-specific policy actions and the .liveVideo context.
  • MockStreamAnalyzer with ordered mock streams in SafeMediaKitTesting.
  • DocC catalog and .spi.yml for Swift Package Index docs.

Changed

  • SafeMediaImage and SafeMediaImageView now accept local file URLs only. Other URL schemes produce a loading-failure decision via the policy's failureAction instead of being read synchronously by Data(contentsOf:).
  • The detectedTypes category mapping is now gated by #if canImport(SensitiveContentAnalysis, _version: 145) instead of #if compiler(>=6.4), so it keys on the framework version in the compile SDK and stays correct when a newer compiler builds against an older SDK.

Deprecated

  • classroomStrict — use the identical childStrict. Classroom deployment is expressed through SafeMediaContext.classroomSubmission, not a separate policy. Removal no earlier than 1.0.

Upgrade notes

  • Exhaustive switch statements over SafeMediaContext must handle the new .liveVideo case.
  • Building the package now requires Xcode 26 or later (Swift 6.2+). Deployment targets are unchanged: iOS 17 / macOS 14 / Mac Catalyst 17.

Full changelog: 0.2.1...0.3.0

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