Previous iOS developer has answered encryption compliance questions in AppStoreConnect somehow so it is published I need to add a build to Testflight and I need to answer the questions in the same manner.
Is there a way to see/check how the questions were answered previously?
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Because of some rumor i'm searching for the Siri API for integrating it to my app.
So, please help me about it.
What this rumor is true or just a rumor.
Is there any trust able API which is serve features like Siri.
Thanks...
The Siri SDK has not yet been made available. It would be a very nice addition, though.
Finally, SiriKit has been released with iOS 10!
However, as a very new feature, only around 7 types of Applications can make use of the API.
I have a YouTube video about how to create a simple Messaging Application using SiriKit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OknS0zecnFU
Rumors continue to say it's coming, now with iWatch adding fuel.
While there is no Siri SDK right now, Nuance does have one (Dragon Mobile). They are the folks behind Dragon NaturallySpeaking and may even be the folks behind Siri.
Here's a link to their SDK,
and a pretty complete tutorial for putting it in an IOS app
There are several other voice recognition libraries, including free ones like openears.
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Why does apple require me to buy the developer fee to access documentation in xcode? I get the following message when I try accessing the documentation within xcode.
You do not have access to this resource based on your membership.
Access to technical resources such as pre-release software and associated documentation, and information related to distributing iOS or Mac apps on the App Store are benefits offered to Apple Developer Program members.
Either the Apple ID and password you entered is not associated with an Apple Developer Program, or the Program that you are enrolled in does not have access to this resource.
You need a developer account to access any of the documentation pertaining to any sort of Apple development. I assume they want you to log in to they can see how many developers are floating around and also so you can authenticate your profile and download the docs from their servers.
If you trying to access documentation that is part of the beta build then you for sure need to purchase and development account versus using the free version, since only paid developers can download, use and distribute their apps.
If you are having this issue, but local docs are installed. Try removing the iOS 5.0 library and adding it again via Preferences-> Documentation. The Base URL changed when iOS 5 was released (no longer pre-release), but the updater doesn't trigger an update of that automatically.
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I am looking for up-to-date report of iOS versions deployment in percentage.
Something like Chitikia Report but up-to-date.
This info is extremely important for taking a decision of what iOS version to deploy my App...
Any idea where to find that? Is Apple publish such reports for its registered developers?
Many Thanks!
Back from the dead :)
Finally Apple provides this information on this page.
Example screenshot:
You might struggle to get these stats. As I understand it the latest Developer SDK T&C's prevent analytics software from collecting this sort of data. I know Flurry no longer collects
the iOS version (its just displayed as 'Unidentified' now).
I've never seen any data published by Apple to developers either.
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Not immediately seeing where to download legacy versions of the iphone SDKs. I can get the latest 3.1.3 release and 3.2 betas off the Apple developer site, but a lot of example code I'm finding online was written for 2.0-2.2 and it is still relevant code, but I can't build them because I don't have the 2.0-2.2 SDK. Thanks!
Well what I'm doing is using the 3.1.3 SDK, then setting the target to 2.x or 3.x depending on my needs. I don't have XCode open but look under Project or Build menu items.
You can also set build it using the following instructions: iPhone Development Guide - "Specifying the Buildtime Environment"
They're tough to find on the iPhone Developer section of ADC, here's a good listing of all the old SDKs download URLs.
You need to be an official iPhone developer, and login first to download these:
http://iphonesdkdev.blogspot.com/2010/04/old-versions-of-iphone-sdk.html
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I'm trying to develop a review monitoring system for several iPhone apps I've developed, for instance to email me with the contents of a review when one comes in. (Right now, without an iPhone, I can't even view reviews.) I was hoping there was some online browser for the app store (like cyrket for android), but I am unsure if this exists (I can't find any definitive answer via searching).
Is there any online browser that can be scraped? Or is there at least some API I can use to view app reviews? Or will it come down to sniffing packets and reverse engineering the app store protocol?
Unfortunately, none of the answers here did the trick, and I didn't get the feedback I needed.
However, I found an answer.
One can just go to the rss feed from Apple feedback (in the itunes connect site and replace the word xml with json (for those [like me] who prefer to work with json objects). However note, that XML has 2 extra fields, that are missing in JSON : <updated>(very useful) and <content type="html">.
https://itunes.apple.com/HERE-YOU-PUT-THE-CONTRY-CODE/rss/customerreviews/id=PUT-APP-ID-HERE/sortBy=mostRecent/json
APP ID - you cant get your app id from itunsconnect in the view details tab.
country codes - like il for israel, it for italy and etc.
For example, in my case the link was -
https://itunes.apple.com/il/rss/customerreviews/id=567630281/sortBy=mostRecent/xml
I hope this helps.
I know this question is probably out of date, but I found an EXCELLENT resource http://blog.manbolo.com/2012/09/10/useful-itunes-web-services outlining the various APIs that are available for querying iTunes data, INCLUDING a mechanism for querying app reviews, e.g.
https://itunes.apple.com/rss/customerreviews/id=400274934/xml
We had the same issues, and since we have 7 apps in the App Store, visiting the store pages wasn't really an option. So we built a tool that we recently released that you might find useful: https://launchkit.io/reviews/
It emails you all new reviews and posts them to your teams Slack channel.
This post outlines building such a "scraper" using curl. It also gathers international reviews, which is difficult to do just using iTunes:
http://blogs.oreilly.com/iphone/2008/08/scraping-appstore-reviews.html