steventroughtonsmith / filebrowser

iOS 7 File Browser

FileBrowser

What is this?

Really simple File Browser for iOS, watchOS & tvOS; allows you browse the filesystem and retrieve files using iMessage or AirDrop.

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filebrowser's Issues

needs to be updated for latest Xcode

no apple watch support at least on latest Xcode I've got the app on my apple watch however it dose not show anything on the screen so I'm guessing this is a error and i would like to see this as i never seen the files on a apple watch it would be a interest of mine to see this

Apple Watch

When I try to build it for my iPhone and Apple watch it gives me like almost 100 errors please help.

FileBrowser.app.xcent

From a clean environment, I must first build the File Browser target before I can successfully build the NanoFileBrowser-Package target. If I don't I get the following:

/Users/<...>/Build/Intermediates/FileBrowser.build/Debug-iphoneos/FileBrowser.build/FileBrowser.app.xcent: cannot read entitlement data

because it is looking in the FileBrowser.build folder when NanoFileBrowser-Package creates FileBrowser (Watch Enabled).build instead.

Not a show stopper, just something to be aware of.

Issues with NanoFileBrowser on watchOS 3

Has this been tested with watchOS 3? After compiling the app and installing it to the watch, the app simply seems to crash upon startup and the device log is blank. If it helps, I can list the exact steps I took to compile the app and install it, including troubleshooting 😃

App disappears on watch after "installing"

I am new to apple watch development, so it is likely I am just doing something wrong. After manually installing the app on my phone via the devices window I can see the app installing to my watch. When the icon finishes it's loading animation it suddenly disappears. Checking the apple watch app on my phone shows the "Show App on Apple Watch" slider is disabled but re-enabling it just repeats the process. (icon appears, loads, disappears, slider moves back to off).

If I don't build the NanoFileBrowser-Package target and install the resulting app it installs onto the watch, missing the UI of course.

I am not sure where to access the apple watch's logs. I had thought they would be in the "View Device Logs" section of the Devices window, and cursory googling semi-confirms this, but nothing is showing up in my case. I am not sure where else to look for clues to solve this issue.