xbmcswift2
A micro framework to enable rapid development of XBMC plugins.
Features
Run the addon from the command line or within XBMC without changing any code.
Helper libraries to make common XBMC api operations easy, like adding items, getting settings, creating temporary files, etc.
Handles all the url parsing involved in plugin routing. No need to deal with complicated URLs and query strings.
Documentation
The current documentation can be found at http://www.xbmcswift.com
Development
This module is now available in the official XBMC Eden repository as xbmcswift2.
This project is the next version of xbmcswift. While the APIs are similar, there are a few things that are not backwards compatible with the original version, hence the new name.
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