dfreniche / crashlet

First-class crash Swift experiences, now system-wide

CrashLet: for those who remember "let" mutable Arrays in Swift

If you've been using Swift from the very beginning, maybe you remember that dreaded message when the compiler crashed and no code completion / systax coloring worked at all. CrashLet brings you first-class crash Swift experiences, now system-wide.

With CrashLet you can experience that loved message from time to while, while you read your mail, surf the Internet or listen to music in Itunes. It works even while you're developing with Android Studio, just to remind you about how good Swift is at crashing!

Crashlet while Githubbing

Do you want to listen to music? Crash!

Who's responsible for this

As a researcher in recent, very recent Apple history, Diego Freniche takes pride in giving you the most accurate Swift crashing emulation experience to date.

But this was really the result of a quick hack during NSSpain 2015, having big laughs with Ernesto García, who told me how to make most of the Mac code here. It only took me another 2 years to push this code.

Other fine software projects hosted here are Objective Doge, such extension of the Objective C language!, Wow!, Very clareness, much coding and Swift examples including The Star Wars Operators

Install

• clone this repo
• build in Xcode

After all, this is a toy for developers, right?

Sharing

Feel free to fork this repo, use the code in it or add new features through Pull Requests. Also, if you spot a typo in the documentation, or a bug in the app, please open an Issue. You don't even need to program to contribute to CrashLet, just create a video tutorial on how to use it, recommend ways of crash Swift more often, etc.

This work is licensed under a MIT license.

No lldb compilers where harmed during the writing of CrashLet.

Attribution

The awesome Poison icon is designed by Roundicons https://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/poison_196778