#MotionKit A nice and clean wrapper for the CoreMotion Framework. The Core Motion framework lets your application receive motion data from device hardware and process that data. The data can be retrieved from Accelerometer, Gyroscope and Magnetometer. You can also get the composited gyroscope and accelerometer data from the deviceMotion datatype itself instead of using raw Gyroscope or Accelerometer.

#How It Works: You can retrieve all the values either by a trailing closure or by a delegate method. Both the methods are fully supported.

##Getting Accelerometer Values You can get the accelerometer values using just a few lines of code.

    var motionKit = MotionKit()

    motionKit.getAccelerometerValues(interval: 1.0){

        (x:Double, y:Double, z:Double) in
        // Do whatever you want with the x, y and z values
        println("X: \(x) Y: \(y) Z \(z)")
      }
    }

##Getting Gyroscope Values Gyroscope values could be retrieved by the following few lines of code.

    var motionKit = MotionKit()

    motionKit.getGyroValues(interval: 1.0){

        (x:Double, y:Double, z:Double) in
        // Do whatever you want with the x, y and z values
        println("X: \(x) Y: \(y) Z \(z)")
      }
    }

##Getting Magnetometer Values Getting Magnetometer values is as easy as grabing a cookie.

    var motionKit = MotionKit()

    motionKit.getMagnetometerValues(interval: 1.0){

        (x:Double, y:Double, z:Double) in
        // Do whatever you want with the x, y and z values
        println("X: \(x) Y: \(y) Z \(z)")
      }
    }

##Getting DeviceMotion Values Get the composited Accelerometer and Gyroscope values from the Device Motion.

    var motionKit = MotionKit()

    motionKit.getDeviceMotionValues(interval: 1.0){

        (x:Double, y:Double, z:Double) in
        // Do whatever you want with the x, y and z values
        println("X: \(x) Y: \(y) Z \(z)")
      }
    }

##Installation Just copy MotionKit.swift file into your Xcode project, and you're ready to go. MotionKit would soon be available from CocoaPods and Carthage.

##Precautions For performance issues, it is suggested that you should use only one instance of CMMotionManager throughout the app. Make sure to stop receiving updates from the sensors as soon as you get your work done. You can do this in MotionKit like this.

    // Make sure to call the required function when you're done
    motionKit.stopAccelerometerUpdates()
    motionKit.stopGyroUpdates()
    motionKit.stopDeviceMotionUpdates()
    motionKit.stopmagnetometerUpdates()

#Requirements

• iOS 7.0+
• Xcode 6.1

#TODO

• Add More Methods
• Adding Background Functionality

#License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.