0.2.1

New Commands:

• Now able to force application state preservation

 ⌘ + ⇧ + ^ + ↓: Trigger restorable state preservation

Changes

• Support for UIKeyInput* constants as input for UIKeyCommand print formatting

    var prettyInput: String {
        switch input {
        case UIKeyInputUpArrow: return "↑"
        case UIKeyInputLeftArrow: return "←"
        case UIKeyInputDownArrow: return "↓"
        case UIKeyInputRightArrow: return "→"
        case UIKeyInputEscape: return "⎋"
        default: return input
        }
    }

• .alphaShift as a modifierFlag now outputs ⇪ instead of CAPS in the help text

Documentation and API cleanup

Version 0.2.0

Changes

• Improve public interface and add basic documentation
• Use [.control,.shift] for default to avoid colliding with built in commands
• Add tableFormatted(title: String, contents: FormatterContentsBlock)

Table Formatter

Example Usage:

func showDeviceDetails() {
  let device = UIDevice.current
    tableFormatted(title: "Device Details") { formatter in
      formatter.addKey("Name", value: device.name)
      formatter.addKey("Model", value: device.model)
      formatter.addKey("System Name", value: device.systemName)
      formatter.addKey("System Version", value: String(device.systemVersion))
      formatter.addKey("Vendor ID", value: device.identifierForVendor?.description ?? "")
    }
}

Example Output:

Device Details
==============
System Version: 10.0
     Vendor ID: XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX
         Model: iPad
          Name: iDevice
   System Name: iOS

Update built in commands:

Available Cheat Codes:
======================
 ⇧ + ^ + d: Print documents directory path
 ⇧ + ^ + e: Re-enable user interaction
 ⇧ + ^ + h: Print the list of available commands
 ⇧ + ^ + i: Print general device info
 ⇧ + ^ + l: Print autolayout backtrace
 ⇧ + ^ + o: Print the current trait collection (for the main window)
 ⇧ + ^ + t: Cycle tintAdjustmentMode
 ⇧ + ^ + u: Print user defaults