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AlarmKit: Simple Alarms in Swift

AlarmKit is a simple way to make clock based alarms in Swift. Great for making clock apps, scheduled notifications, and anything else that depends on code running at an exact time.

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let alarm = AlarmKit.Alarm(weekdays:[.Monday, .Wednesday, .Friday], hour:10, minute:45, {
  doSomethingHereEveryOtherDay()
})

Installation

AlarmKit is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod "AlarmKit"

Usage

Creating a one-time alarm

let alarm = AlarmKit.Alarm(hour:10, minute:45, {
  doSomethingOnce()
})

Creating a repeating alarm

let alarm = AlarmKit.Alarm(weekdays:[.Monday, .Wednesday, .Friday], hour:10, minute:45, {
  doSomethingHereEveryOtherDay()
})

Changing the time

let alarm = AlarmKit.Alarm(hour:10, minute:45, {
  doSomethingHere()
})

alarm.hour = 9
alarm.minute = 0

Changing the block

let alarm = AlarmKit.Alarm(hour:10, minute:45, {
  doSomethingHere()
})

alarm.block = {
  doSomethingElseInstead()
}

Turning alarms off/on

let alarm = AlarmKit.Alarm(hour:10, minute:45, {
  doSomethingHere()
})

alarm.turnOff()
alarm.turnOn()

Example

To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install from the Example directory first.

Author

Daniel Brim, brimizer@gmail.com

License

AlarmKit is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.

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