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Quicklook Plugin for NFO files
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Broken in 10.10 Yosemite? #11

Open skyepn opened 9 years ago

skyepn commented 9 years ago

Is QuickNFO.qlgenerator working for anyone with OS X 10.10 Yosemite?
Doesn't seem to be working for me.....

LEMONed commented 9 years ago

I recompiled it with Xcode 6.1 under Yosemite and it worked.

moebis commented 9 years ago

LEMONed - Anyway to share the new compiled version for Yosemite? I don't have Xcode installed yet and I can imagine a lot of users who would never install Xcode would need this too.

LEMONed commented 9 years ago

Here u go: https://www.dropbox.com/s/cg1ar5b7fo3ya8t/QuickNFO_qlgenerator.zip

Place it under /Library/Quicklook/

denkristoffer commented 9 years ago

I was having the same problem with both LEMONed's version and my own recompiled one. Turns out the reason was that I was using the user library ~/Library/QuickLook/. To fix it I had to use /Library/QuickLook as @LEMONed mentioned. Using the user library has worked for me ever since I started using QuickNFO many OS X versions ago, but perhaps Apple removed the need for it with Yosemite?

gitguys commented 9 years ago

LEMONed, will that work in Mavericks 10.9.5 too? Thank you.

LEMONed commented 9 years ago

@gitguys Yes, it works perfectly with 10.9.5.

Seacidal commented 9 years ago

The link to LEMONed's version is dead and I'm very ignorant when it comes to Xcode. Any chance of a re-up? Thanks!

babalooza commented 9 years ago

+1 Like Seacidal I'd appreciate a download option for a version compiled with the latest Xcode. Or instructions how to do it on my own. Thanks!

UPDATE: This seems to do the trick: https://www.dropbox.com/s/9yrsrdqkz8rlkxe/QuickNFO.qlgenerator.zip

Place it into /Library/QuickLook and run the Terminal command qlmanage -r.

Seacidal commented 9 years ago

Thanks for the effort. Unfortunately, even with babalooza's update and Terminal commands, I'm still just getting a blank, black screen.

lajosdavid commented 8 years ago

It still works on El Capitan. Download the compiled version here: QuickNFO.qlgenerator.zip (Built with Xcode 7.2.1) Install: Simply unzip and copy the QuickNFO.qlgenerator to Library/QuickLook.

vigo commented 7 years ago

macOS Sierra :(

LEMONed commented 7 years ago

@vigo works fine on Sierra. Make sure it's placed under /Library/QuickLook instead of ~/Library/Quicklook.

vigo commented 7 years ago

omg! @LEMONed thanx a lot man! shit! maybe some of other "not working" plugins work too? I usually put my stuff under ~/Library/Quicklook. Again thanx toooo much!

gingerbeardman commented 7 years ago

Thanks for the new download and placement tip.

allixsenos commented 7 years ago

confirmed works in /Library/Quicklook on 10.12.2

SainteCelery commented 7 years ago

Is there a reason it can no longer be used on a per user install basis? Was it re-coded to specifically prevent single user installations? Or did Sierra screw something up with the user quicklook library? I like to keep the os library as clean of detritus from user installations as possible.

nrlquaker commented 6 years ago

Have someone tried it on macOS Sierra 10.12.6? Its not working for me. I've rebuilt it with Xcode 9.0 - still not working. Not from ~/Library/QuickLook, not from /Library/QuickLook. Pinging @vigo

gingerbeardman commented 6 years ago

@nrlquaker have you tried the download above?

nrlquaker commented 6 years ago

@gingerbeardman Yes, I've tried this one. Not working for me.

gingerbeardman commented 6 years ago

@nrlquaker I'm not on 10.12.6, I'll have to wait until my wife's laptop is free.

But I'm on 10.13 Beta (17A362a) and it works for me?

without QuickNFO.qlgenerator

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with /Library/QuickLook/QuickNFO.qlgenerator

screen shot 2017-09-23 at 21 46 10

Not sure why it isn't working for you? I do know it's required to wait a moment for the QuickLook daemon to notice the new qlgenerator and make it available for use on compatible files. So after install, I just keep trying quicklook on the .nfo file until it appears correctly. Maybe there's a better way to activate it, but this low-tech approach works for me.

gingerbeardman commented 6 years ago

My wife is on 10.12.5 (that's the best I can do, for now)

Works there also:

(poor image quality due to Messages downsizing/resampling the PNG)

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nrlquaker commented 6 years ago

Working fine at 10.13.

tillt commented 5 years ago

...and still working fine at 10.14

LEMONed commented 5 years ago

If you find it broken in 10.14.1, here's one rebuilt with Xcode 10.1, tested and working:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/9fmy5lqnh2kghr9/QuickNFO_Nov2018.zip?dl=0

and REMEMBER: ❌~/Library/Quicklook/ ✅/Library/Quicklook/

tessus commented 5 years ago

@LEMONed The thumbnail icons are not working properly. This is what I get in the examples directory:

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I've used my own compiled version (because I reverted the colors again - sorry classic NFOs are white on black), but I also tried yours.

LEMONed commented 5 years ago

@LEMONed The thumbnail icons are not working properly. This is what I get in the examples directory:

image

I've used my own compiled version (because I reverted the colors again - sorry classic NFOs are white on black), but I also tried yours.

I didn't notice this. Looks like webview needs to be updated with wkwebview. I'll take a closer look when I have time.

tessus commented 5 years ago

I tried to use WKWebView a few days ago - with the result of no icons at all. But maybe you have more luck.

exekutive commented 2 years ago

If you find it broken in 10.14.1, here's one rebuilt with Xcode 10.1, tested and working:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/9fmy5lqnh2kghr9/QuickNFO_Nov2018.zip?dl=0

and REMEMBER: ❌~/Library/Quicklook/ ✅/Library/Quicklook/

@LEMONed File has been deleted. Can you please repost?