#swift #swiftui #ios #swiftdata

What’s the best way to generate that ID? I’m not trying to track users - it’s only to ensure reminders can’t be edited on other devices. Anyone solved this pattern?

I’m thinking of adding a creatorDeviceID and only allowing edits on the original device. But I need a stable, device-unique ID that survives reinstalls without syncing.

I don’t want to use CloudKit subscriptions or background push. I want notifications to stay local to the device that created the reminder, while still syncing the model for restoration.

Device A then syncs the updated model but its old notification never updates unless the app is opened. So different devices end up firing different notification times.

Device A creates a reminder and schedules a notification. Device B gets the synced model but no notification. If B edits the reminder, it schedules a new notification locally.

what was you preference in using LocalizedKey over LocalizedResource? Is it just targeting <17? Also I found an app called Localiji which seeks good at the multiple upload localisations for descriptions etc.

you mean like a little light that you could turn on instead of some paper

Gave me something real to focus on when things weren’t great.

Anyway, it’s out now - if you try it, I’d love to hear what you think.

This stuff’s just a fun hobby for me, completely different from the day job.

Funny thing is, this wasn’t even the app I was meant to be building. I was working on another one, but ended up spinning off this idea and reusing a bunch of the stuff I built along the way - 16 Swift packages later 😅

Honestly, having this project to tinker on during treatment helped a lot.

My wife was having some stomach issues, and we were using Apple Notes to track what she ate and how she felt. Around the same time, I was going through treatment and recovery myself, and wanted a better way to keep an eye on how things were going day to day.

So I built something for both of us.

you could use this one init(isExpanded:content:label:) and in the label have it as an HStack, with edit spaced to the right. and if you tap edit and it’s collapsed you can toggle is expanded too.

shame! do you know the specific method - haven’t used uikit in a long time. just so i can read up more on it

and here i am manually creating my own label style - though using iOS18 - but thank you for a neat tip

@siracusa.social there is Mos (github.com/Caldis/Mos/b...) for mouse scroll direction vs trackpad which I've found to be really helpful