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@sanketk2020 sanketk2020 released this 05 Jul 14:24
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Changelog

All notable changes to ScreenRadarKit will be documented in this file.

This project follows semantic versioning.

[1.0.0] - 2026-07-05

Added

  • Added the initial UIKit debug overlay for displaying the active UIViewController name.
  • Added automatic screen detection through method swizzling on viewDidAppear and viewDidDisappear.
  • Added a passthrough overlay window so normal app interactions continue to work beneath the overlay.
  • Added optional draggable overlay support with edge snapping and persisted position.
  • Added dark and light mode appearance support for the overlay.
  • Added tap support on the overlay to print the current view controller hierarchy to the Xcode console.
  • Added navigation trail tracking for current and previous app sessions.
  • Added a bottom sheet for viewing the current session trail and previous session trail.
  • Added reverse chronological display in the bottom sheet so the current screen appears first.
  • Added current screen highlighting in the trail view.
  • Added optional screen duration tracking through ScreenRadar.enable(showTimeOnTrail: true).
  • Added current and previous session export support through the share sheet.
  • Added project name and session metadata to exported trail reports.
  • Added separate clear actions for current and previous session trails.
  • Added Objective-C usage support through the generated Objective-C selector.
  • Added filtering for ScreenRadar internal controllers and Apple framework controllers.

Changed

  • Updated the overlay label to handle long screen names with bounded width, two-line display, and safe horizontal padding.
  • Updated trail numbering to use two-digit formatting for better alignment.
  • Updated sub-second timing display to show <1s.
  • Updated documentation to clarify that ScreenRadar must be wrapped in #if DEBUG by the host app.

Notes

  • ScreenRadarKit is intended for debug builds. The package does not automatically prevent release usage; apps should guard calls to ScreenRadar.enable() with #if DEBUG.
  • Native SwiftUI screen-name tracking is not supported in this release. SwiftUI apps may surface wrapper controllers such as UIHostingController.
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