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## Installation
#### Cocoapods

To integrate UberSignals into your project add the following to your `Podfile`:
To integrate Signals into your project add the following to your `Podfile`:

```ruby
pod 'UberSignals', '~> 1.0'
```

#### Carthage

To integrate UberSignals into your project using Carthage add the following to your `Cartfile`:
To integrate Signals into your project using Carthage add the following to your `Cartfile`:

```ruby
github "uber/signals-ios" ~> 1.0
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NSNotifications also require a lot of boilerplate code to register unique names to use as notification identifiers.

UberSignals solves all of the above problems and provides an inline, type-safe and attach-and-forget way to observe events being fired by objects. It is also a great replacement for delegates when there is no need to return data from the delegates.
Signals solves all of the above problems and provides an inline, type-safe and attach-and-forget way to observe events being fired by objects. It is also a great replacement for delegates when there is no need to return data from the delegates.

# Usage

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Each signal type created with the CreateSignalType macro creates a new protocol so that the compiler can enforce type safety. This means that the name you choose for your signal types need to be unique to your project.
Frequently, a signal will fire no parameters or one parameter of the basic ObjC types. UberSignals therefore predefines a set of signal types that you can use:
Frequently, a signal will fire no parameters or one parameter of the basic ObjC types. Signals therefore predefines a set of signal types that you can use:
```objective-c
EmptySignal, fires no parameters
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