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# Add to your zsh profile

function devicepid() {
    if [ -z "$1" ]; then
        echo "Usage: devicepid <device-name> <search>"
        echo "Example: devicepid 'iPhone 15 Pro Max' SpringBoard"
        return 1
    fi
    
    if [ -z "$2" ]; then

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import SwiftUI

#if !os(watchOS)

#if canImport(UIKit)
public typealias PlatformViewRepresentableType = UIViewRepresentable
#else
public typealias PlatformViewRepresentableType = NSViewRepresentable
#endif // canImport(UIKit)

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if [ "$EFFECTIVE_PLATFORM_NAME" = "-maccatalyst" ]; then
    echo "Adding com.apple.developer.homekit entitlement"
    /usr/libexec/PlistBuddy -c "Add :com.apple.developer.homekit bool true" "$TARGET_TEMP_DIR/$FULL_PRODUCT_NAME.xcent"
fi

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import SwiftUI

#if os(iOS) || os(tvOS)
public typealias PlatformView = UIView
public typealias PlatformViewRepresentable = UIViewRepresentable
#elseif os(macOS)
public typealias PlatformView = NSView
public typealias PlatformViewRepresentable = NSViewRepresentable
#endif

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/**
 Implementation of the "atoi" function in Swift.
 This implementation is an exercise and should not be used in production,
 Swift has built-in types and functions that can do this sort of conversion.
 */

/// Parses the input string as a 32-bit integer.
/// Returns `nil` if the input contains non-ASCII characters, or is not a valid number.
func myAtoi(_ input: String) -> Int32? {
    /// The base ASCII code, where the numbers begin.

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import SwiftUI

/// On macOS, modifying an Animation with .currentSpeed(), or using the .current static property
/// allows for easy animation debugging by holding down the Shift key when triggering the animation.
/// When the animation is triggered while the Shift key is pressed, it will be played in slow motion.
/// Using this extension has no effect when targeting other OSes or when building for release.
extension Animation {

    static var currentSpeed: Double {
        #if DEBUG

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#if DEBUG

/*
This fixes SwiftUI previews not rendering translucent materials correctly by
swizzling a couple of properties on NSWindow.

Just drop into your project and add to the target being previewed (or something it links against).

Notice the #if DEBUG, so this code won't end up in release builds. It also checks for the 
XCODE_RUNNING_FOR_PREVIEWS environment variable so that it won't affect regular debug builds of the app.

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/*

Example:

let v1 = SemanticVersion(string: "1.0.0")
let v2 = SemanticVersion(string: "2.0.0")

print(v1 > v2) // false
print(v2 > v1) // true

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# Add this to a "Run Script" build phase in your app's main target, as the last step.
# It will use the pluginkit command-line tool to force the plugin system on macOS to add your extensions to its database, making them available.
# I made this specifically for widgets, but it should work for pretty much any extension type (appex bundle).

find $CODESIGNING_FOLDER_PATH -name '*.appex' -exec pluginkit -a {} \;

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protocol ReferenceEncodable: Identifiable {
    static var referenceStorageKey: CodingUserInfoKey { get }
}

extension ReferenceEncodable {
    static var referenceStorageKey: CodingUserInfoKey {
        CodingUserInfoKey(rawValue: String(describing: Self.self) + "ReferenceStorage")!
    }
}