Targets¶

Swift targets are split between EasyBarKit and the two frontend repositories.

EasyBarKit targets¶

Target	Responsibility
`EasyBarKit`	Shared app runtime, presentation model, Lua/node rendering, Inbox, events, themes, and orchestration.
`EasyBarShared`	Cross-process models, paths, logging, IPC contracts, and bootstrap keys.
`EasyBarConfigSchema`	Shared configuration schema metadata.
`EasyBarCalendarConfig`	Calendar configuration parsing/editing helpers.
`EasyBarCalendarCore`	EventKit collection/mutation logic used by the Calendar agent.
`CEasyBarEventKitBridge`	Objective-C exception boundary for EventKit travel-time access.
`EasyBarCalendarPresentation`	Calendar request/presentation helpers.
`EasyBarCalendarUI`	Reusable Calendar SwiftUI components.
`EasyBarNetworkAgentCore`	Reusable Network agent logic.
`EasyBarCtl`	Shared CLI implementation used directly by EasyBar and privately by EasyBar Native.
`EasyBarLuaRuntime`	Out-of-process Lua runtime launcher.
`EasyBarCalendarAgent`	Calendar-agent executable.
`EasyBarNetworkAgent`	Network-agent executable.
`EasyBarGenerateConfig`	Config reference/default generator.
`EasyBarGenerateBuildInfo`	Build-info generator used by the SwiftPM plugin.

EasyBar frontend¶

easybar contains EasyBarApp, which owns the full-width bar window, geometry, surface layout, and EasyBar packaging. It imports EasyBarKit rather than implementing another runtime.

EasyBar Native frontend¶

easybar-native contains two executable targets:

EasyBarNativeApp — app entrypoint and NSStatusItem surface controller;
EasyBarNativeCtl — small public easybar-native launcher that selects Native's isolated profile and invokes the bundled EasyBarKit CLI core.

The Native app requests only the host-owned Inbox built-in surface; ordinary visible status items are Lua widget roots.

Target rule¶

Put code in the narrowest owner. Frontend targets should stay small; shared behavior belongs in EasyBarKit unless it is genuinely specific to one presentation or distribution contract.