Many people are familiar with swift but I don't believe that many will be familiar with the nuances of setting up a WK app. Even if you are not trying to load it onto a watch the fact that an app group is used complicates things quite a bit.

In my case I had to refresh my understanding of WK to get everything up and running - I hope to save others some time.

1. Change case sensitive suffix test to case insensitive:
   change if fileURL.absoluteString.hasSuffix(".jpg") || fileURL.absoluteString.hasSuffix(".png")
   to if fileURL.absoluteString.lowercased().hasSuffix(".jpg") || fileURL.absoluteString.lowercased().hasSuffix(".png")

Files: BackgroundViewController.swift, ViewController.swift, InterfaceController.swift

2. Add instructions to readme explaining that the developer will need to make their own app ids for the app, the wk app, and the app extension and will need to make their own app group.
3. Add instructions to readme explaining the locations where the app group needs to be changed to the new one created by the developer.

Files: PhotoWatch.entitlements, PhotoWatch WatchKit Extension.entitlements, BackgroundViewController.swift, PhotoViewController.swift, InterfaceController.swift

• Thanks,

Jim Malak - [email protected]

I am trying the PhotoWatch demo app on my iPad mini and the dropbox login page does not display the captcha so I can't log in

This project is not building for me in Xcode 7.1

After I log in to PhotoWatch and I've added a png file in the folder, when I launch the app it continuously shows the activity indicator spinning but does not show the file.

It does show the button in blue letters at the bottom to log out of Dropbox.

As a side note, I did delete the Apple watch targets from the project because I don't have an Apple watch. I don't know if that should matter.