ccabanero

See Profiles Configured on Machine:

  $ vim ~/.aws/config
  $ vim ~/.aws/credentials
  
  
Create profile

  $ aws configure --profile YourProfileName1
  $ aws configure --profile YourProfileName2

ccabanero

<style>
.product-price {
   display:none;
   opacity: 0;
 }
  
/* re-order categories */
.category-nav .category-nav-links {
   display: -webkit-box; 
   display: -ms-flexbox; 

ccabanero

Swift Lunch: Getting Started with ARKit (Augmented Reality framework for iOS 11).

Goals: 
1. We'll review basic concepts of ARKit, run AR demos, review code, and go over steps to setup your development environmnet to start hacking with ARKit.
2. Discuss/brainstorm various AR prototypes that SpatialDev wants to implement over the next 1.5 months.

Time:
A minimum of 20-30 minutes. Can go longer if we want to do more code review. 

ccabanero

Scenario: 
1. You have an Apple Developer subscription.
2. You currently have several apps that you need to maintain/update before Xcode 9 is officially released.
3. You don't want to install Xcode 9 beta on your Mac - but you still want to play with the Xcode 9 beta.

One Possible Solution:
Use Parallels to create a virtual machine of macOS then install Xcode 9 beta on it.  

Step 1: Get macOS Sierra (current Version)
a. Open the App Store application on your current version of macOS.  

ccabanero

// set up - MapViewController is the parent.  A ContainerView is used to place the UI for directions - part of the DirectionsViewController.
// The DirectionsViewController has a protocol method for letting the delegate know when a user has tapped the 'get directions' button and passes the to and from data

// this ViewController is the delegate for the DirectionsViewController
Class MapViewController: UIViewController, DirectionsViewControllerDelegate {

    override func prepare(for segue: UIStoryboardSegue, sender: Any?) {
        
        // for getting access to the DirectionsViewController and settings its delegate as THIS controller

ccabanero

Parts of the doc that I don't want to forget ...

# finding a realm file - so you can view in Realm Browser
# link: https://realm.io/docs/swift/latest/#finding-a-realm-file
 
in lldb ... po Realm.Configuration.defaultConfiguration.fileURL
in terminal open the above path
 
# seperate realms for different users
# link: https://realm.io/docs/swift/latest/#other-realms

ccabanero

1. Create an empty develop branch (off of master) and pushes it to the server
	
	git branch development
	git push -u origin development

2. Clone the central repo and creates a tracking branch for develop

	git clone url/to/repo
	git checkout development

ccabanero

func testSUT_CanResponseTo_UnwindSegue() {
        
        // create source ViewController for unwind segue (i.e. the PlaceSearchViewController
        let storyboard: UIStoryboard = UIStoryboard(name: "Main_iPhone", bundle: nil)
        let placeSearchVC = storyboard.instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier("PlaceSearchViewController") as! PlaceSearchViewController
        placeSearchVC.targetSearchText = "Lincoln, NE"
        let _ = placeSearchVC.view
        
        // create unwind segue
        let unwindSegue = UIStoryboardSegue(identifier: "unwindFromPlaceSearchViewController", source: placeSearchVC, destination: systemUnderTest)

ccabanero

import XCTest
@testable import YourProjectModule

class ViewControllerTest: XCTestCase {
    
    var systemUnderTest: ViewController!
    
    override func setUp() {
        
        super.setUp()

ccabanero

import XCTest
@testable import YourProjectModule

class ViewControllerTest: XCTestCase {

    var systemUnderTest: ViewController!
    
    override func setUp() {
        
        super.setUp()