RougeWare

Some tools for using & creating UUIDs

A small Swift library that implements SemVer 2.0.0. This is designed to be simple to use and to easily fit into any Swift codebase.

A set of Swift utilities for dealing with rectangles, including a way to generically build your own!

COID: an ID which is unique to just this context

An array shuffler in 140 bytes

This is a 157-byte, fully-functional JavaScript global .equals() implementation. It can be used in every way a language's .equals() method should be usable. To use this, simply place it at the earliest possible point in your application and let it run. It will add a .equals() method to every existing and future JavaScript object.

94 bytes to bring enums to JavaScript

154 bytes of JavaScript for turning user input like "tag-a,tag-b tag-c" into HTML tags

A few lazy-initialization container types for Swift 5.1

An `Either` type to use in Swift, allowing two different types to represent the same field

Aides in checking information about the current app, system, & device

Ever wonder why Swift crashes if you access a collection the wrong way? Me too here's some extensions

Ways to highlight your code

Notepad++ JSON Syntax Hiligher

Formalizes an object's ability to be multiplied by something

Some tools to make Optionals easier to use

Ever need a string but also wish it weren't a String type?

Some tools to help y'all serialize stuff

Lets you pass anything using reference semantics without the danger of unsafe pointers

Some tools to make functions easier to use in Swift

A small utility to delete all files in a folder matching the given hashes

Helps you make things happen at the same time

Turn an NSColor or UIColor into an image

Some tools to help with drawing in Swift

Some basic tools for doing math in Swift

A bunch of tools I tend to write to make collections easier to use

For when you need something more advanced than print, but not a whole heavy system

Helps you migrate your data between versions of your app

Uses `DispatchQueue` to ensure a value is only read from and written to by one thread at a time

I hate how Swift `String`s don't let you access their characters with `Int`s. This package lets you do just that.