The beta after Deckset 1.4.2 introduces the ability to get a slide's notes and PDF data from the AppleScript interface, which means there's no need to manually export as PDF from Deckset, then drag and drop the PDF and markdown onto the DeckRocket menubar icon.

Instead, any time the "Send Slides" menu option is selected, the slides from the active Deckset document will be automatically rendered and sent to DeckRocket on iOS.

I've also added a global hotkey (control-option-command-P) to trigger this action from any app, as long as DeckRocket for Mac is running.

This won't be merged until a version of Deckset with this feature can be downloaded via the App Store.

A few exciting parts to this.

The obvious one is the missing question mark. Xcode was even kind enough to tell me what to do.

Once I fixed that, I was getting this bizarre situation where the phone was inviting and the computer was accepting, but nothing was happening. Looking at the security changelog for El Capitan, I found this:

Multipeer Connectivity

An issue existed in convenience initializer handling in which encryption could be actively downgraded to a non-encrypted session. This issue was addressed by changing the convenience initializer to require encryption.

Apparently this causes encryptionPreference: .None to fail silently — brilliant engineering. Changing it to .Required makes it work!

Then, I was getting a runtime error in the empty MCPeerID() constructor, so I threw a placeholder displayName in there like it seemed to want, and that worked.

Finally and least interesting, I was getting the weird errors described here, so I did what they suggested and took UIViewControllerBasedStatusBarAppearance out of the config.

The version 0.0.4 does not work with Xcode 6.3 and Swift 1.2 on iOS 8.3.

I get the following error:

Initializer does not override a designated initializer from its superclass

I've fixed the error - it works - but I have no experience with Swift. :speak_no_evil:

You might be interested in this @esttorhe... the watch app shows the slide images, tap one to select it. You can use the digital crown to scroll through your slides.

The slide image quality is terrible right now because I'm sending all the slides at once, so we have to keep the payload size small enough. Ideally, I'd be sending one slide at a time to the watch, but that's a bit more complex.

This is the same as #22 but with support for Swift 2.0 & ᴡᴀᴛᴄʜ 2.0

Fix #20

Don't know if this goes along what you were expecting (found out about the watch issue just right now).22

But I did this:

It's basically the same thing except that I don't show the slides on the watch; for now it works with a slider and is working pretty find for me.

~~Also just noticed you have a Swift 2.0 branch; i think I'll release a PR with 2.0 fixes as well (unless you don't like my solution).~~

Be warned though; its perhaps pretty FUGLY :stuck_out_tongue: Be kind though; did it in a seating

Fix #20

Don't know if this goes along what you were expecting (found out about the watch issue just right now).

But I did this:

It's basically the same thing except that I don't show the slides on the watch; for now it works with a slider and is working pretty find for me.

Also just noticed you have a Swift 2.0 branch; i think I'll release a PR with 2.0 fixes as well (unless you don't like my solution).

Be warned though; its perhaps pretty FUGLY :stuck_out_tongue: Be kind though; did it in a seating

Added .gitignore because annoying Xcode files.

Added a .xcworkspace that shows both projects in one Xcode window as it's convenient for testing.

Added instructions to view presenter notes when using the iOS DeckRocket remote.

My first PR! Hope you like it :smile:

Once #8 is done, slide images should be sent one by one to the phone, starting with low-res versions, followed by high-res. This will make things more responsive without hindering times when the connectivity is strong.

I just did this to confirm that watchOS 2 apps using Realm Swift could successfully be submitted to the App Store and TestFlight after some Realm users reported they had trouble doing so. It worked fine.

I won't be merging this since it was more of an exercise than anything else.

• Use type-safe interface to Deckset's auto-generated AppleScript header
• slides can now be viewed even when DeckRocket isn't running on your Mac.
• tap to toggle between notes and slides
• the border of the screen changes color based on connectivity status:
  • red when disconnected
  • orange when connecting
  • green when connected

When building for iOS target, I get: Showing Recent Messages :-1: SWIFT_VERSION '2.3' is unsupported, supported versions are: 4.0, 4.2, 5.0. (in target 'Cartography-iOS')

Can this be updated to Swift 4 to allow compatibility with updated Xcode installations?

There are multiple reasons why there might not be connected, it would be nice to get more information to shorten troubleshooting time.

I have failed to get it working on two different computers and I am not sure what the cause is.

Currently, if you change the slide from Deckset directly, DeckRocket isn't made aware. The applescript can get the currently selected slide, though I am a bit worried about out-of-order asynchronous operations messing this up.