I want to limit the width of this NSViewRepresentable to 100
I can't use .frame when using this view in SwiftUI, because that results in the attached picture, so I suppose you have to set the size inside the NSViewRepresentable itself. But how? 🤔
Also shoutout to @nicoreese for answering the previous question 🎉
I wonder, is there a built-in AppKit/SwiftUI component that lets you show a folder structure like this? Or do you have to create a custo one? I can't think of a way to look this up 🤔
So, if you have the #Apple Pro Video Codecs are installed on your Mac, the integrated video player in #NeoFinder can play Sony MXF video files! Pretty cool!
I'd also really appreciate if you'd review Cork on other sites, and even send word about it to your favorite Mac publications - every little bit helps immensely.
Without your support, Cork and its community would never be as awesome as it is ❤️ Thank you!
Thanks to @dimitribouniol and @glacials, we're much closer to the next Cork release! I was finally able to implement the first version of a self-compiled check, which was the only requirement left for the next release.
As promised, both Dimitri and Ben will be getting either a free Cork license or the cash equivalent, as well as a special shoutout in the contributors sections once the feature is fully implemented.
We’re having trouble with the “Somehow bypass this licensing scheme if the user compiled Cork themselves” part
Do you have any ideas on how to solve this? If you do and you help implement it, you’ll get a spot in the “Special thanks” section of the readme and within the app itself, as well as a free license or cash equivalent of the license
Can anyone point me to any resources they recommend on building Widgets for macOS which pay particular attention to dynamic configuration (selecting user created values from the main app) and interactivity? #iosdev#swift#swiftui#macdev#macos#WidgetKit
It's called Evolreader (because it's for reading Swift Evol-ution... you get it). It downloads the swift-evolution repo to your device so you can read stuff offline. It also saves your progress along the way.
I had fun making it, it's free, and maybe some of you might enjoy it. Here, have some hashtags and screenshots. #swiftlang#iosdev#macdev
Do you have a Mac app that prompts for Mac App Store reviews using SKStoreReviewController or the requestReview SwiftUI action? The review window is getting presented inactive and in the background on macOS Sonoma. We came up with a workaround: