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Targets

EasyBar is split into a few focused targets.

Target list

  • EasyBarShared Shared models, config loading, socket paths, IPC types, logging utilities, environment keys, and common runtime helpers.
  • EasyBarApp The main macOS status bar application.
  • EasyBarCtl The easybar command-line client.
  • EasyBarCalendarAgent Helper app entrypoint for the calendar agent.
  • EasyBarCalendarCore Shared reusable calendar-agent logic used by EasyBarCalendarAgent and intended for future standalone calendar clients.
  • CEasyBarEventKitCompat Exception-safe Objective-C bridge used by EasyBarCalendarCore to access EventKit's non-public event travel-time value.
  • EasyBarCalendarPresentation Shared reusable calendar request and presentation helpers used by EasyBar and intended for future standalone calendar clients.
  • EasyBarCalendarUI Shared reusable calendar SwiftUI components and composer state used by EasyBar and intended for future standalone calendar clients.
  • EasyBarNetworkAgent Helper app that owns Wi-Fi and network observation.
  • EasyBarNetworkAgentCore Shared reusable network-agent logic used by EasyBarNetworkAgent and also by the standalone wifi-snitch project.

Directory and target intent

A useful way to think about the targets is:

  • Sources/EasyBarShared process-boundary types and shared utilities
  • Sources/EasyBarApp app lifecycle, UI, event coordination, native widgets, Lua supervision
  • Sources/EasyBarCtl command-line control client
  • Sources/EasyBarCalendarAgent calendar-agent executable entrypoint and app lifecycle
  • Sources/EasyBarCalendarCore reusable calendar-agent internals
  • Sources/CEasyBarEventKitCompat Objective-C exception boundary for EventKit travel-time access
  • Sources/EasyBarCalendarPresentation reusable calendar request or presentation logic
  • Sources/EasyBarCalendarUI reusable calendar SwiftUI or calendar-only view state
  • Sources/EasyBarNetworkAgent network-agent executable entrypoint and app lifecycle
  • Sources/EasyBarNetworkAgentCore reusable network-agent internals

That structure reflects runtime responsibilities, not only package-manager convenience.