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Qata / BarMagnet

An iOS app that interfaces with remote torrent clients
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Building BarMagnet on Xcode 9.1 #44

Closed miroesq closed 6 years ago

miroesq commented 6 years ago

I am trying to install BarMagnet on my iPhone X, but am unable to build the project.

Error 1: Missing dependency target "NSBencodeSerialization (from NSBencodeSerialization.xcodeproj)"

Error 2: #import "SVModalWebViewController.h" 'SVModalWebViewController.h' file not found

While I have a developer account, I have no technical skills. Is there a tutorial on how to build BarMagnet so that I may install it?

I already tried installing the unsigned ipa app and using cydia impactor, but am getting an error there as well when I try to install it.

ipa.cpp:444 cannot find .app/Info.plist

Qata commented 6 years ago

Sounds like you didn’t run the commands in the README to knit the sub modules?

miroesq commented 6 years ago

I downloaded the zip file BarMagnet-master and unzipped it in my downloads folder. I then opened a terminal command and cd to Downloads/BarMagnet-master. I then ran that command and received the following error:

fatal: Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git

Qata commented 6 years ago

Ah yeah the zip doesn’t preserve git. You’ll need to install git and use that to clone it down.

Regards, Charlotte

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I downloaded the zip file BarMagnet-master and unzipped it in my downloads folder. I then opened a terminal command and cd to Downloads/BarMagnet-master. I then ran that command and received the following error:

fatal: Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git

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miroesq commented 6 years ago

Can't thank you enough fr the help. Worked like a charm. Had to go into the project and change the signing certificate first, but figured that out after a few tries, that's how much of a noob I am. Again, thanks a lot.