Hi,

I implemented #3 and updated the example to loop through it as well. Let me know if there are any things you'd like me to change or fix.

The badgeLabel only allows for 3 characters though, after that it will truncate because text resizing in CATextLayer is very hard (I tried for several hours but couldn't find a solution) and not really useful anyways imo.

Best regards, Joni

edit: I'm sorry about the number of commits, I wasn't fully satisfied with how it looked. Feel free to squash if you feel like that looks cleaner.

Fixes #3

Fixes #1

When you change the progress variable it schedules evenly spaces calls to change the animatedProgress variable. The animatedProgress variable then changes the previous progress and calls updateDockIcon()

public variables: stepDuration - Default Value: 0.05 (5ms) - How long to wait between every "render" totalSteps - Default Value: 30 - How many steps there should be between 0 to 1

Would be nice to have a badge circle style like what Chrome has for downloads:

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Am testing first 10.14 beta and noticed that the dock icon for Gifski during gif conversion resulted in the icon being 100% transparent(Invisible) and did not reset until app restart.

I know not priority as still beta MacOS version, but still worth reporting.

Hi @sindresorhus , would it be possible to insert an icon that you want or that is part of the sf symbols, as you can see in the video below?

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/20476002/192090936-2bd7505e-fb47-486e-83e9-4cbdd3c8d0b5.mov

Just like we do with Progress.

When macOS 12 is out.

https://github.com/apple/swift-evolution/blob/main/proposals/0314-async-stream.md

I'm not yet sure what to call the API. I think we can just wait and see what kind of naming Apple decides to use for properties.

https://developer.apple.com/tutorials/swiftui/

• [ ] Make .custom() accept a SwiftUI View.
• [ ] Example of using the .custom() in the Example app
• [ ] Docs
• [ ] Tests

Anything other ideas?

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Instead of first drawing the image and then adding it as an image to the Dock tile contentView. I think that would be slightly more efficient.

https://github.com/sindresorhus/DockProgress/blob/2fd7035c8c17e28b261efa04da91d3a6ad403cf2/Sources/DockProgress/DockProgress.swift#L46

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https://github.com/sindresorhus/DockProgress/blob/2fd7035c8c17e28b261efa04da91d3a6ad403cf2/Sources/DockProgress/DockProgress.swift#L40

Right now it only updates each time progressValue is updated or the NSProgress instance in progress changes. Let say you use this to update on each processed frame of a video, so the longer the video is, the smoother the progress animation is. That also means it will be pretty choppy on short clips.

Normally you would use a CALayer, which would animate between the progress events. This is however not possible for the Dock icon as we have to call .display() manually each time we want to update it. I tried to use CALayer and just capture an image of the layer 30 times a second, but it seems it's only possible to capture before or after the animation.

I think the solution is to simply implement the animation ourselves with an interval timer. We already have the previous progress and the current progress, so we can animate between them. It's a bit more complicated though as if we receive a new progress change while we're animation, we now need to animate to the new progress.

I'm also happy to consider other ideas.

I think we should also fade-in and fade-out the progress animation so it doesn't just suddenly appear at 0% and disappear at 100%.