Kasper Hirvikoski
Kasper Hirvikoski
Wrote a short tutorial in the Wiki about how to use the Web Inspector to debug Phoenix. https://github.com/kasper/phoenix/wiki/Attaching-to-Web-Inspector-for-Debugging/
@jasonm23 Ah, I think I forgot to add `com.apple.security.get-task-allow` to the debug entitlements (https://github.com/kasper/phoenix/blob/master/Phoenix/PhoenixDebug.entitlements) when I was refactoring. That needs to be fixed. Good catch!
@jasonm23 It should be right, maybe Apple has introduced some other entitlements as well? 🤔 I need to test it out.
Unfortunately the Accessibility API is very much synchronous. The timeout for the elements (apps, windows, etc.) is currently 500 ms. We can control this. So if some app is misbehaving...
Hi! Unfortunately not anything I’m aware of, but I’ll investigate.
@pusewicz Hey, super cool idea! I will look into it.
@derhuerst Hello! Nice to hear you’re liking Phoenix! Even though you don’t specifically listen to any events with your configuration, internally Phoenix binds to event pipelines to consume incoming system...
It’s certainly possible, but would need some refactoring to make those features lazy load. These events are sent from the system regardless and since in this case we don’t do...
@reynandaptr Hey! I’m not sure if I fully understand. Could you clarify a bit?
Yes, I’m not sure if there’s an API to achieve this directly. Of course you can just mock the shake feature by rapidly changing/shaking the position of the pointer and...