Dashfjord is an as-complete-as-possible native OS X reimplementation of the Tumblr Dashboard written almost entirely in Swift. Because some parts of the Tumblr API are locked down to first-party apps only (messages, activity, replies), they couldn't be included herein.
The project builds in Xcode 7.3.1. Insert you OAuth consumer key and secret in AppDelegate.applicationDidFinishLaunching(_:). Dashfjord can complete the full three-legged OAuth flow and stores the obtained tokens in the OS X keychain.
I haven't actively developed Dashfjord for a few months. The language itself has changed significantly and I've started using Swift on the job since most of this code was written, so this code likely doesn't reflect accepted Swift patterns or my own current understanding of the language.
A few things are left unimplemented, including inline audio and video media playback, handling of embeds in post bodies, and any manner of persistence. While the rendering is otherwise quite complete (and in some ways more accurate than the first-party Tumblr iOS app), there are bugs.
- TrailContentView - a custom NSStackView-based HTML renderer.
- APIRequest - handles API request construction, execution, and data conversion upon completion.
- The data model classes themselves actually handle their instantiation from the JSON API data. I'd probably avoid this in the future, but it works well enough here.
- The architecture is somewhat odd (it was created on-the-fly, after all), but is mostly resembles Cocoa's MVC example. In an evironment where view and model are so intricately linked, this was a boon.
- AudioStreamer https://github.com/mattgallagher/AudioStreamer
- DTHTMLParser https://github.com/Cocoanetics/DTFoundation
- SwiftKeychain (an old clone) https://github.com/yankodimitrov/SwiftKeychain
- TMTumblrSDK (for OAuth signing, actual API client is novel) https://github.com/tumblr/TMTumblrSDK
- WAYWindow https://github.com/weAreYeah/WAYWindow
- Proper local persistence using Core Data or Realm
- Better-defined data flow
- Combining the previous two, a client that syncs
- Better and persistent image caching, likely using an mmap-backed cache