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The official app of https://skierscribbler.com, your source for AHS news.

Home Page: https://skierscribbler.com

License: MIT License

Swift 99.87% Shell 0.13%

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skierscribbler's Introduction

Hi 👋!

struct MrDevel0per {
    let name = "Owen Cruz-Abrams"
    let pronouns = "he/him/his"
    let age = 0xF
    let role = "iOS & macOS Developer"
    let location = "Earth 🌍"
    let languages = ["en_US", "es_ES"]
    let skills = ["Swift", "SwiftUI", "Python", "AI/ML", "Unity/C#", "Dart/Flutter", "Java"]
    
    static func sayHi() {
        print("Welcome to my profile, thanks for taking a look! Feel free to check out any of my projects.")
    }
}

MrDevel0per.sayHi()

I'm @MrDevel0per, and I love all things Swift and SwiftUI. I do some ML/AI work as well as Unity + C# game development. This profile has some of my work, but most of my projects are in @OCA-Creations repos, my development company. See https://github.com/OCA-Creations for more! Some of my favorite projects so far (most are still in development):

Ally

I love using the terminal (even more now thanks to iTerm2), but I didn't love managing aliases - writing them manually to a .zshrc seemed inefficient, and I often will be using several terminal sessions, so I wanted something that persists. Enter Ally. I think of it as my ZSH tool that's always on my side (an Ally, for short). It manages my aliases and makes adding and removing new ones a breeze. The status chart:

Development Status: Active Development
Reliability: Not Fully Tested
Version: Pre-Alpha (not yet released).

Learning

🌱 I’m currently learning Tensorflow, Firebase, Python, and more Swift.

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skierscribbler's Issues

Sweep: Solve issue #4

The following is from issue #4:

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Not really, but this would help with going back on WebViews - if we open another URL directly in the WebView, it's hard to go back to the article, and once we impliment saving etc. features it will be harder if we have a direct save button on a nonarticle URL.

Describe the solution you'd like
When the user clicks on an author URL or a link to a different webpage, the URL should open our WebView, but in a SwiftUI .sheet popup. This is like how Apple News does it, except they use a .fullScreenCover.

Describe alternatives you've considered
We could continue opening the URLs in the WebView - that's what we're doing right now. However, this has some drawbacks as noted above. I believe this is the best solution.

Additional context
Do we want to have the sheet go fullscreen with .fullScreenCover or do we use a .sheet only?

I want to impliment the .sheet if the URL of the WebView is not an article URL, using URL.isArticleURL, and if it is not, display the WebView in a .sheet instead of the normal way. This .sheet should open on top of the normal WebView.

Checklist

Modify SkierScribbler/src/Interface/WebView/WebViewBridge.swift ✓ f7f2105

[BUG] Contributor title is incorrect

Describe the bug
On the article page, the names of contributors who don't have a title listed on article list page have their title as their name. This leads to a name of something like "Olivia Cook, Olivia Cook". See the screenshots section below for more info.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Launch the SkierScribbler app.
Scroll down to see any article in which the staff title isn't listed.
Notice that their name is repeated twice as their title.

Expected behavior
Their title should either not be listed, or be gotten from the categories page.

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

OS: macOS 14.1 Official Release
Xcode Version: 15.0.1 Official Release

Smartphone (please complete the following information):

iOS Version: 17.0.1 Official Release
App Version: Pre-Alpha 0.0.1

Crash Report + Additional Context
The app didn't crash. However, this issue **is reproducable for any contributor without a name on their article - their name is shown twice. This could be corrected with a hacky implimentation of checking if title equals name, but that might be too hacky.

[FRQ] Open author+non-article URLs in a popup in the `WebView`

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Not really, but this would help with going back on WebViews - if we open another URL directly in the WebView, it's hard to go back to the article, and once we impliment saving etc. features it will be harder if we have a direct save button on a nonarticle URL.

Describe the solution you'd like
When the user clicks on an author URL or a link to a different webpage, the URL should open our WebView, but in a SwiftUI .sheet popup. This is like how Apple News does it, except they use a .fullScreenCover.

Describe alternatives you've considered
We could continue opening the URLs in the WebView - that's what we're doing right now. However, this has some drawbacks as noted above. I believe this is the best solution.

Additional context
Do we want to have the sheet go fullscreen with .fullScreenCover or do we use a .sheet only?

mrdevel0per / skierscribbler Goto Github PK

skierscribbler's Introduction

Hi 👋!

Ally

Learning

skierscribbler's People

Contributors

Watchers

skierscribbler's Issues

Sweep: Solve issue #4

[BUG] Contributor title is incorrect

[FRQ] Open author+non-article URLs in a popup in the `WebView`

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