In this part of the tutorial we want to create a properly formatted table in a widget. This is not quite as easy as with a website because there is no classic table element. However, a table-like structure can be built up via a stack, which should meet most requirements. The class WidgetStack Any number… Read More »
In the first part of the scriptable tutorial, we read out the data of a URL using a scriptable request: The request provides the raw data of the transferred URL in a fast and effective way. However, the .loadString method does not interpret the data received. In particular, no scripts contained in the response are… Read More »
Another exciting thing about Scriptable is the ability to easily connect your own scripts to Siri. To stick with our Instagram example: Wouldn’t it be great if we could ask Siri how many followers we currently have? And maybe she would even answer? Hey Siri – listen to me! First of all, we can call… Read More »
In the first part of the tutorial , we looked at how to create an iOS widget with Scriptable. This tutorial will now deal with the topic of persistence. How do you proceed if a script has to temporarily store data? Unfortunately, Scriptable does not allow you easy access to databases or property storage. Technologies… Read More »
Everyone is talking about the fine “Scriptable” tool. With this you can implement your own scripts for iOS without having to deal with Apple’s programming languages or infrastructure. All you need is a knowledge of JavaScript. In this tutorial I will show you how you can implement a first widget with Scriptable. In particular, I… Read More »