iOS Library That Automatically Vibrates Device On Network Usage For Testing Network Requests

A couple of weeks ago I mentioned a library allowing you to audibly track whether or not your app was dropping frames called KMCGeigerCounter.

Here’s a library that automatically provides feedback based on your apps networking requests called Vibro from Alex Denisov.

Vibro will automatically make your device vibrate whenever a networking request is performed so you can easily track for excessive networking requests, or if a desired request is not occurring.

Vibro will automatically attach to your networking with requests, and simply needs to be included with your app with:


#import <vibro /Vibro.h>
///
[VBURLProtocol startHandling];
</vibro>

You can find Vibro on Github here.

A nice simple library for quickly tracking of networking requests.

Original article: iOS Library That Automatically Vibrates Device On Network Usage For Testing Network Requests

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