JTostitos

thatvirtualboy, 13 days ago to swift

App Review rejected my macOS menu bar app, Done, because the “app menu is missing the required Quit option.“

However, the app allows a quit operation by right clicking the menu bar app icon and choosing quit. Do menu bar apps usually support other methods to quit? Is it possible they didn’t try this?

#iOSDev #swift

JTostitos, 16 days 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, 16 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, 17 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, 18 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, 18 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

JTostitos, 22 days ago to iOS

Guys, its 2024 and you cannot play an MP3 file sent through iMessage or downloaded to the Files app…

#ios #ipados

charliemchapman, 27 days ago to random

What's everyone's go-to travel power bank these days?

I have and love the Anker MagSafe one, but I also like to carry a 10,000mAh one for wired recharging or my MacBook and I think I lost mine. Would love one with a built-in USBC cord

davidbures, 30 days ago to swift

Earlier today, I shared the first prototype of starting and stopping services in Cork.

I've made some adjustments to it, including polishing up the progress indicator, and I think it looks pretty alright.

What do you think?

(@troz here's that 2nd part 😉)

#swift #swiftUI #macOS #opensource #buildinpublic #macdev #homebrew #CorkApp

Video of new Homebrew service starting workflow

nileane, 1 month ago to random

With Apple's support for digital IDs still nowhere to be seen outside of the US, I've taken a look at France's digital ID app on the iPhone, which was made publicly available earlier this year.

The app is a strange, frustrating mix of physical and digital that says a lot about the issues that inevitably get raised when a state wants to take their IDs digital without Apple's help.

Check out the story on @macstories: https://www.macstories.net/stories/hands-on-with-frances-digital-id-app-on-the-iphone-not-as-digital-as-digital-can-be/

matt1corey, 1 month ago to iOS

Opening Xcode lately (at least the last few months) has been taking around 30+ seconds before it even shows me the screen that lists my projects. This is on an M1 Pro MacBook that otherwise is still super fast. Anyone else seeing this?

#iOS #indiedev

swiftly, 1 month ago to swift

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

danielsaidi, 1 month ago to SwiftUI

It's interesting to see how different various open-source projects resonate with the community. My BadgeIcon library is a small #SwiftUI lib with a bunch of scalable icons like the ones in System Settings. I personally love it, but it only has 28 stars 🧐
https://github.com/danielsaidi/BadgeIcon

stroughtonsmith, 1 month ago to random

Is any app actually using the animated SF Symbols support added last year? I was excited for more of the UI to do that by default, but I haven’t seen it anywhere

JTostitos, 1 month ago to random

Since when were these warnings a thing? The code that these warnings are popping up on hasn’t changed in forever…

Did this come along with the new-ish Concurrency changes?

uliwitness, 1 month ago to SwiftUI

Hey, is there any way to add a range check to a SwiftUI TextField?

I have an

struct MyView: View {
@ State var intValue: UInt16

var body: some View {
TextField("UInt16”, value: $intValue, format: .number)
}
}

and if I enter “-1” or “65537” into the text field, it calls fatalError() trying to convert the user-entered text into a UInt16, and I'd rather it just beep than crash the app on invalid user input.

#swiftUI #swiftlang

simonbs, 1 month ago to random

I had a tab open for just a couple of minutes, was reading its contents, and then navigated away—only for Safari to decide not to render it anymore.

Lately, my experience with Safari has been so unstable that it's become unusable, especially considering how crucial browsing is to my day-to-day activities.

JTostitos, 1 month ago to swift

Condensing some repeated code down into reusable components feels really good! Each individual component that makes up a snippet is shared across the snippets list AND the code viewer!

#swift #swiftui