JTostitos

JTostitos, 1 day ago to macos

Snippets Studio 2.3.0 has been released for #macOS, #iPadOS, and #ios!

#indiedev #indie #iosdev

From: @SnippetsStudio
https://indieapps.space/@SnippetsStudio/112508897546009780

donnywals, 2 days ago to random

Good morning and a happy Monday, folks! Hope you’ve had a nice weekend!

Do you have any plans for the week? Working on something cool, learning something new, anything at all?

Tell me all about it! 😎

JTostitos, 3 days ago to swift

Well, I wanted to use the App Store Connect API to download the CSV file of total payment for a particular month.

The API seems to only download what is provided from the create reports button (red box in image) which is not what I want; it doesn’t include a number of the total sales for a month once it has been paid. And adding each of the totals does not equal the correct payment amount.

The second image has an orange box that shows the accurate number. This is what the file looks like when using the download button in the green box in the first image.

Maybe I am using the API incorrectly? I am using this swift package: https://github.com/AvdLee/appstoreconnect-swift-sdk

#swift #swiftui #appstoreconnect

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charliemchapman, 3 days ago to random

I got mistaken for being Italian by an Italian and I’ll be riding that high for the rest of this trip

JTostitos, 4 days ago to swift

Swift/SwiftUI Question: App Store Connect API provides a gzip when the response is successful for a particular endpoint I am accessing.

How do I take this gzip and save the contents of it to a files app / sandbox directory / swift data, so that I can read it and view the contents? From what I understand, gzip is similar to a zip file?

So far my attempts to save it to files to read the contents have failed. It says “Inappropriate file type or format”.

#swift #swiftlang #swiftui