Fatal error: SPPermission - Notification not import. See Readme: https://github.com/ivanvorobei/SPPermission: file /Users/*/<project name>/Carthage/Checkouts/SPPermission/Source/SPPermission/SPPermission.swift, line 89
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Same problem occurs on previous version (4.0), but is gone on version 3.1.1

I get this error: "Sparrow.SPRequestPermissionDialogInteractiveViewController: ... whose view is not in the window hierarchy!".

I setup the RequestPermission like this:

var permissionAssistant = SPRequestPermissionAssistant.modules.dialog.interactive.create(with: [.Location, .PhotoLibrary, .Notification])

override func viewDidAppear(animated: Bool) {
        permissionAssistant.present(on: self)
}

Thanks.

When using SPM to add the library, it crashes even if the xcconfig file has been correctly added and use to configure the project. Perhaps due to the fact that with SPM the complete SPPermissions library is added.

When using Pod with only the 2 modules i need, it works fine.

Just an FYI…Apple rejected an update to our app this week due to the ability to dismiss the SPPermissions dialog without presenting the native Apple Permissions dialog(s).

They stated that while we can still display a popup describing the permissions we want and why we want it, we cannot allow the user to dismiss that dialog and skip the actual native request.

This seems to be a new rule that ties into the new App Tracking Permissions (which we do not use), but does affect all permissions.

Reproduce: Presenting SPRequest.Dialog -> Denie access (e.g. for camera) -> you will not see the altert to get directed to settings.

This worked with the last version.

When accepting the enable notification .. didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken is not being called... I would expect that to be the case? How else would I go about getting the device token after they accepted enabling notifications?

Not sure if this is a bug or a 5.x -> 6.x migration issue on my part, but:

in: func configure

in 5.x, the following would turn the icons and buttons purple:

// Colors
        cell.iconView.color = .systemPurple
        cell.button.allowedBackgroundColor = .systemPurple
        cell.button.allowTitleColor = .systemPurple

In 6x, the following turns the icons purple, but not the buttons:

// Colors
        cell.permissionDrawIconView.tintColor = .systemPurple
        cell.permissionButton.allowedBackgroundColor = .systemPurple
        cell.permissionButton.allowTitleColor = .systemPurple

Is that syntax incorrect or is it a bug w/ the color configuration? Thank you in advance!

Hello sir, i'm trying to implement the notification permission and i got a crash , the famous :

" Fatal error: SPPermissions - Notification not import. Problem NOT with usage description key. I recomend to see installation guide: https://youtu.be/1kR5HGVhJfk. More details in Readme: "

i saw the guide video in youtube but i cannot understand russian :(

i need to import all the source folder ? or should i need to import just the .config permissionfile ? where to put it ? please help :(

When calling the function hasPermission() the console shows this error

Fatal error: SPPermission - Camera not import. See Readme: https://github.com/ivanvorobei/SPPermission

I am aware of the situation with the permissions and Apple's new policy. But I am using Carthage and in SPPermission Readme doesn't say that I have to do anything extra. Is there any way to solve this issue?

Hi,

Firstly I must say your project is great and extremely handy. Really appreciate your work.

I wanted to ask about the status bar and it's animation in the app. I will provide some screenshots to illustrate what i mean.

As you can see in the first screen shot, I show the SPPermissionDialog on top of a Video Recording View Controller i've set up. In the second screen shot, once the dialog has stopped showing, the status bar pushes my top most views down a bit and suddenly my camera preview view is overlapping with my record button.

I have tried to relayout the subviews once the didHide() function is called in the SPPermissionDialogDelegate, and I have tried to set prefersStatusBarHidden to false in the SPPermissionDialogController code, but both of these haven't helped. I've also gone through the Controller code and found where you are operating on or with the status bar and tried to set the value to statically keep the status bar showing, but that also hasn't worked.

I was wondering if you have any suggestions on how I can deal with this scenario.

Thank you, Alan

Firstly, thanks for doing this awesome project!🙂 I would like to use this library in my app, so I have a question. I ran example project on a real device. My question probably relates to this. So, when the user denies access to a calendar for example. I didn't see any message asking the user to go to settings. Is this message exists? Maybe I missed something? Thanks for help in advance.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open the app for the first time and request notification permission. Click Allow
2. Manually open the system settings page and turn off the App notification permission
3. Open the app again and request notification permission. Calling the request method will still take the request callback scheme

We can check the status o f the bluetooth if it's turned on or off

Should be great to check that too with PermissionsKit

var manager:CBCentralManager!

 viewDidLoad() {      // Or init()
     manager          = CBCentralManager()
     manager.delegate = self
 }

func centralManagerDidUpdateState(_ central: CBCentralManager) {
    switch central.state {
    case .poweredOn:
        break
    case .poweredOff:
        print("Bluetooth is Off.")
        break
    case .resetting:
        break
    case .unauthorized:
        break
    case .unsupported:
        break
    case .unknown:
        break
    default:
        break
    }
}

When you deny, PermissionsKit show up a alert with 2 options: "cancel" and "settings", you can change the text of settings using deniedPermissionAlertTexts

But I need to know if the user has tapped in some of these 2 buttons, and it's private

https://github.com/sparrowcode/PermissionsKit/blob/84ee165d34306d837cb80995de770be4726751c2/Sources/PermissionsKit/Services/PresenterService.swift#L42

https://github.com/sparrowcode/PermissionsKit/blob/84ee165d34306d837cb80995de770be4726751c2/Sources/PermissionsKit/Models/Permission.swift#L56

Is there a way to detect that?

Feature Description Describe what functionality you want to see.

Thank you for your development of this library. I have a small demand. When the application is started for the first time, it mistakenly touches that it is not allowed to use the network permission. How can I know that the user does not open the network permission and let the user go to the setting page to open the network permission?

let data = CTCellularData()
        let state = data.restrictedState
        switch state {
          case .notRestricted:
          DispatchQueue.main.async {
              authorizedHandler()
          }
          default:
          DispatchQueue.main.async {
              unAuthorizedHandler()
          }
        }