v2.0.0

Version 2.0.0 modernizes the entire thing:

• Migrate to Swift 6 + Structured Concurrency
• Migrate from Combine to AsyncSequence
• Bump iOS, tvOS, and macOS versions to their latest versions
• Create the GCOverseerProtocol for mocking/testing
  • Create unit tests using swift-testing
• Include DualSense support
  • GCOverseerProtocol.dualSenseControllers()
    • Returns all DualSense controllers that are connected to the device.

v1.0.0

• Update AppLogger to 2.0.1

v0.2.2

Fixes an issue where the initial isConnected value would be false even when controllers were connected.

v0.2.1

Minor refactor around the log category.

v0.2.0

A bunch of new APIs are available:

API	Description
controllers()	Returns all controllers that are connected to the device. E.g. Dualshock, Xbox, Siri Remote controllers, etc.
extendedGamepadControllers()	Returns all controllers supporting the extendedGamepad profile that are connected to the device. E.g. Dualshock, Xbox controllers, etc.
dualshockControllers()	Returns all DualShock controllers that are connected to the device.
xboxControllers()	Returns all Xbox controllers that are connected to the device.
microGamepadControllers()	Returns all controllers supporting the microGamepad profile that are connected to the device. E.g. Apple's Siri Remote.
motionControllers()	Returns all controllers supporting the motion profile that are connected to the device.
controllerFor(playerIndex:)	Returns the controller for the player 1, player 2, etc.

v0.1.0

In the very first pre-release, listen to game controller connect / disconnect events as follows:

let gcOverseer = GCOverseer()

gcOverseer.$isGameControllerConnected
  .sink { isConnected in
    // Do something
  }
  .store(in: &cancellables)
}