Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

• No

Describe the solution you'd like

• Press and hold a row to reorder the categories

Describe alternatives you've considered

• None

Additional context

• None

Closes #150

What it Does

• Enables code coverage when performing tests
• Encapsulate functionality from the AddUrlViewmodel into a RequestBuilder object

Add language support for German Add language support for English

Here is bit more explanation as to what was done: Every view string has been turned into a LocalizedStringKey. This lets the App Check the string in the Localizable.string file, each of which is assigned a language in the inspector. The App then replaces the StringKey with the appropriate Language-Strings.

However, for this to work properly, the build setting Use compiler to extract Swift Strings. This also filters every Text and TextField as Localized String Key.

But I cannot merge this Change because conflicts arise, meaning @mikaelacaron would probably have to do that.

Image of Build Setting (though it may be under "all" instead of "basic"

Describe the solution you'd like

• Highlight the hashtag like Twitter

Additional context No need to have a hyperlink to the hashtag on Twitter, this is only to help highlight hashtags vs all the other words in a tweet .

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. No

Describe the solution you'd like

• Add pull to refresh on the categories screen
  • Refresh the categories from AWS Amplify DataStore
• Add pull to refresh on the tweets screen
  • Fetch all tweets for the certain category from the Twitter API

Describe alternatives you've considered None

Additional context N/A

Describe the bug

When adding a tweet link, the category field is automatically populated with the first category created, which is fine (although maybe should be the most recently created category). However, the app doesn't seem to know that and then wants you to select a category again.

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Add one or more categories
2. Add a tweet link
3. Tap Save
4. Uh oh alert displays saying you must select a category

Expected behavior

• After tapping Save, return to the Category list view. If you then navigate to the category in which you added the link, the linked tweet should display.

Screenshots

Device Info (please complete the following information):

• Device: iPhone14 Pro simulator
• OS: iOS 16.0
• App Version: 1.1?

Additional Context

From discussion with @mikaelacaron, "pretty sure it’s due to iOS 16, cause it used to link you to a new list, and push a new view, but now the context menu instead comes up"

Describe the feature you want the app to have that it currently doesn't

• What kind of frameworks can I add to the app to track what versions users are on?
• Also interested in tracking events, like people saving tweets (not the actual content, but just events)

Describe alternatives you've considered

• I'm open to any options that are available via SPM

Additional context

• Interesting in any ideas, but I'm going to implement this myself, most likely

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. N/A

Describe the solution you'd like If a tweet has an associated image, display that image as well. For this issue focus only on a single image in a tweet, not a tweet with multiple images. (unless that can also be easily added, but I doubt it)

Describe alternatives you've considered N/A

Additional context Example tweet URL

Fix for issue #57

Usage

Set value of incomingURL directly from the share extension using .init(SuiteName from UserDefaults using the appGroup name and get it from the main app when you need it like in AddURLView as an example.

Progress / Closed on issue #82 Highlight Hashtags

What it Does

• Words in tweets preceded with the # symbol will now appear highlighted in Twitter blue.
• Add function to highlight hashtags
• Add example tweets to AWS

How I Tested

• Run the application
• Look through your collections for saved tweets containing the # symbol
• Words beginning with # will appear blue. Words with the # symbol in the middle will not be

Screenshot

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I get bored when an app only has one icon. I love choices!

Describe the solution you'd like I'd like to see alternate app icons.

Describe alternatives you've considered Honestly, I have not yet considered other options because I think alternative app icons are super fun and fairly straightforward. Really, this is primarily a design issue.

Here's the Apple doc on how to do this: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/asset_management/configuring_your_app_to_use_alternate_app_icons

Additional context Add any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.

Progress / Closed on issue #

What it Does

TLDR: Introduces Core Data as the main data store 💽

📙 I left some more explanations in comments in the code cause that's easier for future maintainers to see.

Adds Core Data for Tweet and Category CRUD

Core Data has been added and the supporting files can be found in the CoreData folder.

There are two entities.

• CategoryEntity holds the categories and has a one to many relationship to the TweetEntity.
• TweetEntity holds the tweets and has a many to one relationship to the CategoryEntity.

CoreData/StorageProvider.swift is used to initialize the NSPersistentContainer. It has preview variable which is used for the SwiftUI canvas/preview and a shared variable which is used all other times.

Migration from Amplify to Core Data

How a migration is performed:

1. On app launch, a check is done if the migration needs to happen.
2. All categories are fetched from AWS Amplify
3. For each category:
   1. Translate the AWS Category to a CoreDataEntity
   2. Fetch the AWS Tweets from the AWS Category
   3. For each tweet, translate it to a TweetEntity and add it to the CategoryEntity tweets
4. Save to core data

How is a Migration determined:

The following conditions must both be true for a migration to run.

1. storageProvider.getAllCategories().isEmpty is true
2. The user default migrationToCoreDataRan is true

How I Tested

1. Run the application from dev branch, create a category and save some tweets
2. Run the application from jay/bugfix-data and see the categories look the same (migration ran)
3. Save some more tweets and the tweets persist through app load
4. Edit the category name and see it stays the same through app loads

What it Does

• Updated the font to use the dynamic type instead of hardcoded size

How I Tested

• Run the app in the simulator
• Open Accessibility Inspector > Settings > change the font size to see how it is adjusting in the app

relates to #136

Because I have changed BrainMarksWidgets.swift in an attempt to get the user configuration working, this no longer works but, as shown in the screen cap below, an earlier version did result in the lock screen widget appearing in the widget galley. Also working previously: tapping the widget opened the tweet list view for the first category in the categories array.

Right now, after flailing around attempting to add the user configuration aspects, it's all fairly broken. I am submitting the draft PR as a good faith effort and also in hopes of getting some help. Some questions I have:

• How do I get list of categories into the widget configuration (in other words, into the Intents extension)?
• How do I get the selected category’s image from within the widget?
• What should I be doing with Provider inside the Widgets file? What should it conform to and what do I need to add to correct the Xcode errors?
• What’s the right way to set up an IntentTimelineProvider?

References

• Natascha Fadeeva’s 05 Sep 2022 blog post, [“How to build a configurable widget with WidgetKit and SwiftUI”] (https://tanaschita.com/20220905-how-to-build-a-configurable-widget-with-widgetkit-and-swiftui/)

• @FloWritesCode’s video, “Custom Intent Handling (Give User Options to Configure Widget) | WidgetKit Course [6]”

• The Apple doc on Making a Configurable Widget

Progress on issue #155

What it Does

Nothing right now, since it's broken, but the idea is to have a circular widget that display's the user's choice of Brain Marks Category. When tapped, this widget will open Brain Marks showing the Tweet List view for the selected category. The user can set up a couple of these widgets on her lock screen, each set to display a different category.

How I Tested

(Interpreting as how one would test; this is currently broken)

• Launch app in simulator
• Command-L to show Lock Screen
• Long press on Lock Screen will eventually lead to a screen configuration view where one can add and edit widgets. This was quite slow on my machine but does eventually work.
• Add a Brain Marks Lock Screen widget.
• Tap the widget to configure, then choose a category.
• The widget now displays that category's image.
• When tapped, the widget displays that category's list of tweets.

Notes

• Mark Powell has offered to pair with me later in the week, so I do intend to come back and finish this properly!

Screenshot

Progress / Closed on issue #

What it Does

• Describe what your change does

How I Tested

• Add a list of steps to show the functionality of your feature For example:
• Run the application
• Tap the (+) button
• Paste a tweet etc...

Notes

• Anything else that should be noted about how you implemented this feature?

Screenshot

• Add a screenshot of your new feature! OR show a screen recording of it in action

Progress / Closed on issue #80 Documentation

• Referred to the DocumentationAndComments.md for documentation practices.
• Added documentation for the remaining functions, extensions in the codebase

Notes

• I have tried my best to add documentation for the remaining functions in the codebase
• If you find any irregularity in documentation, I will try to improve it for sure