Version 1.0.0

Added Features

• Device Identifier to Model Name Conversion: Converts Apple device identifiers (e.g., iPhone15,2) into human-readable model names (e.g., iPhone 14 Pro).
• Supports All Apple Platforms: Works with iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS.
• Multiple Data Retrieval Methods:
  • async/await for modern Swift concurrency.
  • Completion handler-based API for backward compatibility.
  • Combine support for reactive programming.
• Caching System:
  • Supports multiple caching policies (.noCache, .oneDay, .threeDays, .sevenDays, .oneMonth, .forever).
  • Uses UserDefaults to reduce redundant API calls.
• Reliable Data Fetching:
  • getSafeDeviceName() ensures the app functions properly even in case of network failure.
  • Logs errors internally while providing fallback values.
• Preloading Support:
  • preload() fetches data in advance for improved performance.
  • Cached model names can be accessed via deviceModel property.

Contributor

• @kimdaehee0824

This marks the official first release of DeviceNameKit. Thank you for your support! 🚀