YMKitX is a collection of tools which make app development just a little bit quicker and easier by taking care of a few specific scenarios.

• App Validation: A simple but customizable anti-piracy solution based on app receipts. It may not defeat highly sophisticated tampering attempts, but it’s good enough.
• Monitoring: A flexible, modular mechanism for monitoring the app’s state at runtime: reporting errors, logging messages, and tracking user events. It offers customization options and drop-in support for any remote service (e.g. Firebase Analytics, Crashlytics, etc.).
• Miscellaneous: Experimental, incubating, or unstable features which don’t belong to any other product (yet).

• Modular architecture: Separate package products (libraries) let you import only the components you need.
• Type safety and static dispatch (wherever possible): Factory methods (e.g. makeAppValidator()) return opaque-type instances whose underlying types are checked by the compiler at build time.
• Swift 6 concurrency: Most components conform to Sendable and provide thread safety.
• Stable, explicit errors (“typed throws”): Error types such as AppReceiptValidatorError provide transparency and let you handle errors efficiently, with no type casting or other boilerplate.

• The majority of components in this package are covered with tests and supposed to be stable in both their API and behavior. I adhere to semantic versioning for their further evolution.
• However, it’s important to note that this package is, first and foremost, designed to meet demain of my own software projects, so it may not be suitable for every application imaginable.
• Nevertheless, this repo’s content is open source (unless something else is stated in the specific file) so you can repurpose it in many ways.