I want to generate a .watchface file from my xcode project. Is there any way to create .watchface file from outside of the default Watch app?
I have found a website Facer, where they are offering customizing options and generating .watchface from their website. What approach they are following?
name.watchface -> name.zip
Unzip it and make it into that structure
Create watchface file programmatically and execute CLKWatchFaceLibrary().addWatchFace API
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So I am exporting a file created in my application with extension .abc
Now, if the user shares the file on whatsapp or telegram or any other platform and when other user tries to open the file, the "open with" dialog should appear with my application in the list.
I have tried following approach which does not work plus it is only for Android and I am looking for multi-platform solution to this.
Is it possible to register a Flutter app as an Android Intent Filter and to handle Incoming Intents?
I was able to compile the app using above method but could not populate "Open with" dialog with my app's name
Thank you for your time.
EDIT 1:
So I have successfully added this functionality for android but I am still trying to add the same functionality for my iPhone users.
Can someone please help me with swift code part in iOS ??
I am not familiar with swift language but I want my users to be able to use same functionality on both platforms.
I have found a solution for iOS:
You can use the Uni Links package to get the notifications into your Flutter app.
You then need to manually add the file types in the Info.plist for the XCode project. You can find an explanation for example here.
I'm looking to add functionality to my app that would allow a user to upload a file within my app from the Files app that was introduced in iOS 11. I would expect that it would work the same way that existing components do now where you can select Upload a Photo or Video on your iOS device and it allows you to select items from within the Photos app. I have been searching and I have not been able to figure out a way to do this. I know Apple's Mail app has this functionality (under "Add Attachment"), but I have not found a way to surface this functionality in my own app.
Since I am using Eureka for my other row inputs, it would be ideal to have this in an Eureka component but right now I am just trying to figure out if it is even possible to select files from the Files app from another app with Apple's existing APIs.
The Framework you are looking for is built in to UIKit in a class called UIDocumentPickerViewController
I need to help my iPhone users to configure my application which is very complex URLs that they need to insert. so I made this available through the settings App.
Can I also give them MobileConfig file to help them just run it on the iPhone from Safari to configure the APP?
If the answer is Yes how can I do that?
You can't use config profiles to configure 3rd party apps.
Configuration profiles are for configuration of a device and some system apps only.
Did you considering exposing some simple URL which will contain all complex configurations and your app downloading these complex configurations from this URL?
I am working on an application to create Magazine in iPad- iPhone. The template is ready but now I want to make an automator on web interface where user who wants an application for his/her magazine can input the contents and details required by the template of magazine and gets his .ipa for magazine done. Something like this 13 tools does.
I tried to find the working of these tools but found nothing. I wish to know if its possible to create this kind of tools? Is there any Apple script to create some kind of bash file or plist file that can help to do this?
Please suggest what approach can be followed to create such tools.
anytutorial to use good reader application in iphone sdk?
can I use Good reader application in my Iphone APplication?
To launch another application you have to find out if they have published a protocol to use and then 'open' that URL. See example, but not sure if GoodReader has published a protocol or how to find out if they have. You could always contact the developer directly.
You can't access another applications Sandbox or start another application via code, otherwise Apple will reject the app. I stand corrected to the answer about URL schemes to launch another app. You learn something new everyday.
You [can also] build the PDF functionality into your own app (i.e. use a UIWebView to do that for you).