Network Monitor
===============

A Mac OS X internet connection monitor. It tells you whether your connection can reach the outside world or not.

To build, simply import in XCode (6.0+), run the build (make sure your build configurations generate product relative to the workspace like described [here](https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/recipes/xcode_help-locations_preferences/Build/Build.html)) and then run the bash script 'create_dmg.sh'.
Network Monitor
===============

A Mac OS X internet connection monitor. It tells you whether your connection can reach the outside world or not.

To build, simply import in XCode (6.0+), run the build (make sure your build configurations generate product relative to the workspace like described [here](https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/recipes/xcode_help-locations_preferences/Build/Build.html)) and then run the bash script 'create_dmg.sh'.

This application is only a nice UI for the idea of the script in https://gist.github.com/hugocorbucci/4430189. It provides a better user interface for users that are not savvy with terminal applications.

Add reference to original network monitor script
Add reference to original network monitor script

Just pointing to the gist that holds the shell version of the monitor. This should help any one that can use a terminal not have to deal with the objective c + apple side of things.
Also, for unix users that link 'say' and 'terminal-notifier' (or change the commands in the script).