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Bark is an iOS App which allows you to push custom notifications to your iPhone

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AT A GLANCE

LANGUAGE
Swift
LICENSE
MIT
USAGE
Use, change and redistribute, commercially too. Keep the notice.
ACTIVITY
last commit 12 days ago ()
TOPICS
  • ios
  • ios-app
  • ios-swift
  • mvvm
  • mvvm-architecture
  • push-notifications
  • rxcocoa
  • rxdatasources
  • rxswift
HOMEPAGE
https://bark.day.app
REPOSITORY
GitHub ↗
CATEGORY
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README EXCERPT

English 中文 Bark Bark is a push notification tool app. It's free, simple, and secure, leveraging APNs without draining device battery. Bark supports many advanced features of iOS notifications, including notification grouping, custom push icons, sounds, time-sensitive notifications, critical alerts, and more. Additionally, Bark supports self-hosted servers and offers encrypted push notifications to ensure privacy and security. Download Documentation https://bark.day.app/ /en-us/ Feedback Telegram Usage 1. Open the app and copy the test URL 2. Modify the content and request this URL Parameters url group icon (supported on iOS 15 and above) sound call ciphertext Time-sensitive notifications Critical alerts Others - Browser Extension - Online Scheduled Sending - Windows Push Client - Cross-platform Command Line Application - Bark GitHub Actions - Quicker Actions - Bark for Wox - bark-jssdk - bark.js - java-bark-server - bark-java-sdk - Python for Bark - uTools for Bark - PHP for Bark - MacOS Push Desktop & cli

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