On my 2016 iPhone SE, I see the following layout issues:

1. The top of the library view is clipped; the "Most Requested Composers" title is moved outside the viewport, you have to "overscroll" to see it
2. Contrary to the screenshots in the App Store, the "Search" view does not show any kind of actual search input
3. The "Favorites" view is also clipped; no way to overscroll
4. The controls in the currently playing overlay don't have paddings on left and right

Please see a screencast of all mentioned issues here (I had to zip the mp4 because GitHub won't allow videos): RPReplay_Final1598087050.MP4.zip

• iPhone SE (2016, 1. Generation)
• iOS 14 Beta 5 (18A5351d)
• Concertino 1.20.817

Hello! Bom dia , Adriano!

I have another small issue to report

iPhone XS Max, iOS 10.5.1

How to reproduce it:

1. Start a radio
2. Rotate the device in landscape
3. Rotate the device again in portrait
4. The upper part of the screen is cut and Track names are… One on another. See screenshot.

This thing occurs always, so you will be able to reproduce the issue.

Bye.

Hi,

I just discovered Concertino and think it’s a great idea! The app works very well and is very well designed :)

I noticed that once you start playing your first concerto, the preview player then appears at the bottom of the screen and there is no way to dismiss it, reducing screen space.

I thought it would be nice to be able to dismiss it, or make it smaller like on Apple Music.

Cheers,

Brian

This PR programmatically manages stacking behavior for NavigationView and NavigationLink on the Library tab. Given SwiftUI limitations, the pop animation moves every single parent view instead of returning in a single animation. This is due to the StackNavigationViewStyle(), which is precisely what enables the programatic management.

• Creation of NavigationState object which handles the stack of views and their content identifiers for state restoration; and
• Creation of navigationLevel environment property which cascades through the view tree.

Documentation provided

This will help future contributors that do not have the fonts installed on their local machine to build and run the app correctly just by pulling the project.

This PR adds .gitignore file which tells the git client on the user computer not to show changes for files that are automatically generated by Xcode or macOS and do not interfere with app development.

Hello guys, your app is awesome! I've written response and App Store and someone(Developer Answer in store) have said, you have a code on GitHub and project in SwiftUI. So I'm here! ) So I've copy&paste to here my response from App Store, for more fast conversation, than through App store.

"Wow, SwiftUI in production? Cool! I mean Player looks like very unnatural for iOS in Design(HIG). It feels just like a shape and not a player, I don’t know why, maybe because of corners without shadows, or because we can see this corners or something else. Native Apple Music app feels more “natural” I don’t know how to describe it."

So, I think, if player screen will looks like 1to1 to a native music player, it may feels more "HIG".

And I have some experience in iOS&SwiftUI (year ago made my first iOS app), so I will try to make some pull requests with features and transition to SwiftUI 2.0 & WidgetKit )

Have a good day :-)

Hi,

This is a very promising project. Great work!

I was wondering if you intend to implement internationalization?

Reasoning: since the majority of classical music listeners are older people (probably), many of them don't speak English unless they come from an English-speaking country. At least that's true for the region I come from; my father (mid 60s) would certainly like to use the app (because classical music is the only music he listens to), but he doesn't speak a single word of English. I know that most parts of the app are self-explanatory, but I think the acceptance of an app is greater if it is available in your language.

I am happy to provide translations for German Formal and/or Informal in a PR.

Thanks!

BTW, this would apply to all Open Opus front-end repositories.