kean/Pulse

Pulse is a cross-platform (iOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS, visionOS) debugging and monitoring library for network requests and application logs. It provides comprehensive network interception via URL session proxying and swizzling, alongside a robust logging store with configurable persistence, redaction, and remote synchronization. The system features a rich, platform-native UI for inspecting, filtering, and exporting logs and network data, supporting both in-memory and persistent storage with advanced search and filtering capabilities.

The project transitioned from the 'Herald' library to 'Pulse', removing the old struct and tests while updating platform requirements. Significant effort was invested in the PulseUI module, introducing extensive new features for console, inspector, and settings views across all Apple platforms. The period also included internal refactoring to support custom rendering and data mocking for improved developer experience.

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This period focused on a comprehensive redesign of the console and search interfaces, introducing advanced filtering, grouping, and multi-select capabilities. The backend was updated with new configuration APIs, in-memory store support, and a rewritten remote logger for bidirectional communication. These changes collectively modernized the user experience with persistent states, secure data handling, and improved debugging tools.

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This period focused on expanding the Pulse library's network debugging capabilities, including automatic request logging, request mocking, and comprehensive URLSession proxy support. Simultaneously, the PulseUI module was significantly enhanced with new features such as a dedicated file viewer, network transaction metrics, and advanced console filtering. The demo application was also modernized with Swift Package Manager integration and improved automation scripts.

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