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100mango / SwiftNotificationCenterA Protocol-Oriented NotificationCenter which is type safe, thread safe and with memory safety
marty-suzuki / NoticeObserveKitNoticeObserveKit is type-safe NotificationCenter wrapper.
bsorrentino / Cordova BroadcasterCordova Plugin to allow message exchange between javascript and native (and viceversa)
Jorricks / Macos NotificationsCreate interactable notifications in the Notification Centre on any Mac using Python
marty-suzuki / ContinuumNotificationCenter based Lightweight UI / AnyObject binder.
SwiftKitz / Notificationz📡 Helping you own NotificationCenter in Swift!
fila95 / GFTransparentViewA UIView Subclass which masks white elements placed on the top of it! Like iOS 7 NotificationCenter!
Dean151 / RuleKitTipKit style API to call a closure, or trigger a NSNotification based on events and condition.
devmehmetates / 365 Day Of CodeA 200-day repository of Swift - UIKit - SwiftUI hosting around 100 projects.
sobri909 / SwiftNotesA super simple wrapper around NotificationCenter
JaviSoto / NotificationCenterSpyClass to enable NSLogging all NSNotifications being posted in real time
autopear / LunarCalendarA simple lunar calendar for NotificationCenter
xan105 / Node PowertoastWindows toast notification and toastXml string builder
obrhoff / VBBNowA VBB NotificationCenter Widget. It shows the nearby transit information
r57zone / NotificationCenterAlternative notification center for Windows / Альтернативный центр уведомлений для Windows
jrmann100 / NotifwdNotification forwarder for macOS. I made this for myself; use at your own risk.
netyouli / Flutter NotificationCenterA lightweight, easy-to-use notification component library that corresponds to Dart supports post notification listening for notifications and notification removal
ColdJuzi / NotificationCenterDemoiOS 10 User Notification Demo with local and custom content, service.
SergioRibera / Soft OsdAmazing and Soft animated standalone notification daemon or SOSD
ole / NotificationUnregisteringTesting the behavior of the block based NotificationCenter API. Do you have to call NotificationCenter.removeObserver(_:) or is it enough to let the observer token go out of scope? Turns out: the former (tested on iOS 11.2).
