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progresshudas of 15.0.1 · 44e04c79

https://github.com/relatedcode/progresshud

What it serves, where

CapabilityiOSmacOSwatchOStvOSvisionOSLinuxCatalyst
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serves it · confidence 0.70 · as of 15.0.1

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not verified yet · confidence 0.25 · as of 15.0.1

  • Package.swift:9
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    Only .iOS(.v17) declared; missing floor is not absence evidence. No os() guards in the surface to prove absence either way.
  • README positions the library as iOS-only ('designed specifically for iOS').
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not verified yet · confidence 0.25 · as of 15.0.1

  • Package.swift:9
    View the line on GitHub →
    Only .iOS(.v17) declared; missing floor is not absence evidence.
  • README positions the library as iOS-only.
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not verified yet · confidence 0.25 · as of 15.0.1

  • Package.swift:9
    View the line on GitHub →
    Only .iOS(.v17) declared; missing floor is not absence evidence.
  • README positions the library as iOS-only.
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not verified yet · confidence 0.25 · as of 15.0.1

  • Package.swift:9
    View the line on GitHub →
    Only .iOS(.v17) declared; SwiftUI-based target might compile for visionOS but nothing in the surface or manifest confirms it.
  • README positions the library as iOS-only.
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not verified yet · confidence 0.20 · as of 15.0.1

  • Package.swift:9
    View the line on GitHub →
    Only .iOS(.v17) declared. Target depends on SwiftUI (unavailable on Linux) but the surface contains no os() guard proving absence, so unknown.
  • README positions the library as iOS-only.
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not verified yet · confidence 0.25 · as of 15.0.1

  • Package.swift:9
    View the line on GitHub →
    Only .iOS(.v17) declared; Catalyst often inherits iOS targets but no manifest or surface evidence confirms it.
  • README positions the library as iOS-only.
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serves it · confidence 0.85 · as of 15.0.1

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not verified yet · confidence 0.25 · as of 15.0.1

  • Package.swift:9
    View the line on GitHub →
    Only .iOS(.v17) declared; missing floor is not absence evidence. No os() guards in the surface.
  • README positions the library as iOS-only ('designed specifically for iOS').
?

not verified yet · confidence 0.25 · as of 15.0.1

  • Package.swift:9
    View the line on GitHub →
    Only .iOS(.v17) declared; missing floor is not absence evidence.
  • README positions the library as iOS-only.
?

not verified yet · confidence 0.25 · as of 15.0.1

  • Package.swift:9
    View the line on GitHub →
    Only .iOS(.v17) declared; missing floor is not absence evidence.
  • README positions the library as iOS-only.
?

not verified yet · confidence 0.25 · as of 15.0.1

  • Package.swift:9
    View the line on GitHub →
    Only .iOS(.v17) declared; SwiftUI-based target might compile for visionOS but nothing confirms it.
  • README positions the library as iOS-only.
?

not verified yet · confidence 0.20 · as of 15.0.1

  • Package.swift:9
    View the line on GitHub →
    Only .iOS(.v17) declared. Target depends on SwiftUI (unavailable on Linux) but no os() guard in the surface proves absence, so unknown.
  • README positions the library as iOS-only.
?

not verified yet · confidence 0.25 · as of 15.0.1

  • Package.swift:9
    View the line on GitHub →
    Only .iOS(.v17) declared; Catalyst often inherits iOS targets but no evidence confirms it.
  • README positions the library as iOS-only.

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Notes

Loading indicators: SPM target builds SwiftUI/Sources only (Package.swift path: 'SwiftUI/Sources'); the ProgressHUD/Sources UIKit copy in the digest is the legacy manual-integration variant, not part of the SPM product. Surface has no #if os() conditions anywhere, so no absence evidence exists for any platform.

Toasts / banners: Banner API is a first-class surface: show/hide functions, a dedicated ProgressBannerView + View.progressBanner modifier, and five appearance properties. Anchored on SwiftUI/Sources decls because Package.swift builds only that path; the ProgressHUD/Sources UIKit duplicates are the legacy manual-integration copy.

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