MiniWatts
Copyright 2026 ZhaoHe Studio

This product includes software developed as part of the following projects.


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ios-charging-monitor (ChargeSpeed) — MIT License
https://github.com/gregsramblings/ios-charging-monitor
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The method MiniWatts uses to read the power-management unit — resolving IOKit
symbols with dlsym, and reading `IOHIDEventSystemClient` services on vendor
usage pages 0xff08 and 0xff00 — and the first version of the list of
sandbox-blocked APIs recorded in CLAUDE.md are derived from this project.

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2026 Greg Wilson

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SOFTWARE.


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Batsie — reference only, no code incorporated
https://github.com/leptos-null/Batsie
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`Core/Sensors/BatteryCenterBridge.swift` follows the real `BCBatteryDevice`
interface rather than guesswork, and two details of loading BatteryCenter from
a sandboxed app — using NSBundle rather than dlopen, and prefixing the path
with DYLD_ROOT_PATH so the same code works in the simulator — were learned
from reading Batsie. No source from that project is reproduced here.