ewieberappc

if [[ "$1" == "-h" ]] || [[ "$1" == "--help" ]]; then echo -e '\n Usage: '$'\e[36m''soap [options]'$'\e[0m''\n\n Cleans your system of the Appcelerator/Titanium environment, prompting to confirm removal of each component\n\n Options:\n\n\t-f, --force\t'$'\e[36m''Cleans all parts of the Appcelerator/Titanium environment, without prompting for confirmation'$'\e[0m''\n\t-h, --help\t'$'\e[36m''Output usage information\n'$'\e[0m'; exit; fi; sudo echo; WD=$(pwd); cd; FORCE=false; if [[ "$1" == "-f" ]] || [[ "$1" == "--force" ]]; then FORCE=true; fi; if [ -e /Applications/Appcelerator\ Studio/configuration/config.ini ]; then ALOC="$(sed -n 's/.*osgi.instance.area.default=\(.*\)/\1/1p' /Applications/Appcelerator\ Studio/configuration/config.ini )"; ALOC=${ALOC/@user.home/~}; if $FORCE; then sudo rm -rf $ALOC; echo -e $'\e[32m''\tAppcelerator Workspace removed'$'\e[0m'; else read -p $'\e[32m''?'$'\e[0m'' Remove Appcelerator workspace: '$'\e[36m'$ALOC$'\e[0m'' ? (y/N) ' -r; if [[ ! $REPLY =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]; then echo -e $'\

ewieberappc

A basic Share Extension Test created by combining two simple test cases. Contains the ShareViewController for the extension and the index controller and view for the Titanium Project

ewieberappc

USAGE:
  $ jira [ticket, ...]  - Open the tickets supplied in your default browser
  $ jira -s [...]       - Search JIRA with the supplied arguments. Supports JIRA Smart Query
  $ jira me             - Opens JIRA to the "Reported by me" page
  $ jira                - Use previous command as arguments for Jira command. Prints help if previous command is a Jira command
  $ jira -h             - Opens the help URL (this page)
  
INSTALLATION:
  1. Download the executable file to a folder (recommended '~/bin')
  2. Add the path to the folder to your PATH in your .bash_profile (export PATH=$PATH:~/bin)

ewieberappc

GoTo allows you to set a nickname/shortcut to a path so that you can easily navigate to it later.

USAGE:
  $ goto [options]                        - CDs to your previous location
  $ goto <name> [options]                 - CDs to the location saved in the goto shortcut <name>. Prompts to set the shortcut if it is not already set
  
OPTIONS:
  -o, --open                              - CDs to the location saved in the goto shortcut <name> and opens the location in finder. Prompts to set the shortcut if it is not already set
  -oo, --open-only                        - Opens the location saved in the goto shortcut <name> in finder. Prompts to set the shortcut if it is not already set
  

ewieberappc

USAGE:
  $ whatami [options]       - Prints your Appcelerator environment
  
OPTIONS:
  -t, --ticket              - Prints a shorter format of your versions (local only) and copies the output to your clipboard for posting in tickets.
  -p, --print               - Prints the output from the last time the '--ticket' option was used
  -c, --compare             - Compares your current environment to your past environment (the last time the '--ticket' option was used)
  
INSTALLATION:
  1. Download the executable file to a folder (recommended '~/bin')

ewieberappc

Example code to use iOS 12 Credential Autofill, Password Suggestion, and One Time Code features.

1. The app ID used in your provisioning profile has to have associated domains enabled.
2. Make sure you configure your tiapp.xml.
3. Your website that you are logging into through the app must have an apple-app-site-association file in the root or in its .well-known directory.
4. On your device, you can have some saved credentials in Settings -> Passwords & Accounts -> Website & App Passwords.

ewieberappc

Shortcuts in iOS 12 give Siri the hooks to incorporate deep app features into your Shortcut workflows. Here is an example.

1. Make sure you configure your tiapp.xml
2. You can then create a shortcut in Settings -> Siri & Search to perform an action in your app.

ewieberappc

iOS 12 introduces Notification Grouping, a feature that groups all of the notifications from a single app together in one bundle that prevents the Lock screen from becoming cluttered. This is how you can use it in your app.

ewieberappc

USAGE:
  $ verbose               - Run the previous command with 'DEBUG=*' and '-l trace'
  $ verbose <number>      - Run the command from <number> commands ago with 'DEBUG=*' and '-l trace'
  $ verbose <string>      - Run the last command containing <string> with 'DEBUG=*' and '-l trace'

INSTALLATION:
  1. Download the executable file to a folder (recommended '~/bin')
  2. Add the path to the folder to your PATH in your .bash_profile (export PATH=$PATH:~/bin)
  3. Add an alias to your .bash_profile to run the command in the current shell: ( verbose(){ . .verbose $@; } )
  4. Restart your terminal or run '. ~/.bash_profile'