Notifier – Keep track of your favorite dependencies
Hi HN, We are Anil and Yilmaz from the team behind Notifier. Notifier is a macOS menu bar app that keeps track of your favorite packages and notifies you whenever a new version is available. You can currently track packages from npm, pub.dev, packagist, OpenUPM and the Unity asset store. We plan to add more package repositories very soon. Notifier can also watch your dependency manifest files to make it simple to keep track of the packages you use in your projects. We have many new features planned such as tracking software and SDK versions. We want to offer HN an early look at Notifier in…
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Hi HN, We are Anil and Yilmaz from the team behind Notifier. Notifier is a macOS menu bar app that keeps track of your favorite packages and notifies you whenever a new version is available. You can currently track packages from npm, pub.dev, packagist, OpenUPM and the Unity asset store. We plan to add more package repositories very soon. Notifier can also watch your dependency manifest files to make it simple to keep track of the packages you use in your projects. We have many new features planned such as tracking software and SDK versions. We want to offer HN an early look at Notifier in hopes that you can help us test the application before we launch it fully. We're grateful for any feedback you might have for us. Website: https://notifier.dev/
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