CommonLibrary had some undesired knowledge of UI. Split AppPreference
and UIPreference. Then move some more stuff from AppUI* to UILibrary.
WARNING: this forgets existing UI preferences (e.g. favorite servers).
Create profile with a provider module and an on-demand module (disabled)
to speed up initial provider selection and configuration. Supports
OpenVPN for now.
Fixes#899
To get access to modules, try to avoid full Profile objects. Instead,
replace the coupled ProfileHeader occurrences with a new intermediary
ProfilePreview everywhere.
This way, a ProfileProcessor can inject the localized modules
descriptions from above with the preview() method.
- Allow unrestricted save, but show PurchaseRequiredButton
- Warn however about paid features (FIXME)
- Redesign features in paywall
- Strip already eligible features from paywall
- List required features in restricted alert
- Localize feature descriptions
- Review propagation of paywall modifiers/reasons
Extra:
- Move more domain entities from UILibrary to CommonLibrary
- Default on-demand policy to .any (free feature)
- Fix modals not reappearing after closing with gesture
- Extend UILibrary start-up assertions
- Drop the .importing / .imported steps
- Animate rows re-sorting during process
- Rephrase some strings better
- Test fake migration with launch argument
- Define separate IAPManager instances for app and tunnel (different
receipt URLs)
- Copy app receipt URL over to tunnel before install/connect
- Use AppTransaction to get original build number so that
FallbackReceiptReader is also much simpler now
Fixes#869
Move Core Data tests out of the Library package so that we can still use
the more efficient `swift test` for most tests.
Create a PassepartoutTests target only for tests that require
`xcodebuild`, like Core Data tests.
Eventually:
- PRs only run SwiftPM tests
- Releases run ALL tests with `scan` before `gym`
Loading remote profiles before local profiles may cause duplicated NE
managers. This happened because if local profiles are empty, any remote
profile is imported regardless of their former existence in the local
store. The importer just doesn't know.
Therefore, revisit the sequence of AppContext registrations:
- First off
- Skip Tunnel prepare() because NEProfileRepository.fetch() does it
already
- NE is both Tunnel and ProfileRepository, so calling tunnel.prepare()
loads local NE profiles twice
- onLaunch() - **run this once and before anything else**
- Read local profiles
- Reload in-app receipt
- Observe in-app eligibility → Triggers onEligibleFeatures()
- Observe profile save → Triggers onSaveProfile()
- Fetch providers index
- onForeground()
- Read local profiles
- Read remote profiles, and toggle CloudKit sync based on eligibility
- onEligibleFeatures()
- Read remote profiles, and toggle CloudKit sync based on eligibility
- onSaveProfile()
- Reconnect if necessary
Restore .sharing feature:
- Merge "Apple TV" into "iCloud" section
- "Enabled", disabled if ineligible for .sharing
- "Apple TV", disabled if ineligible for .appleTV || !isShared
- Footer about TV restrictions
Paywalls:
- "Share on iCloud" if ineligible for .sharing
- "Drop TV restriction" if eligible for .sharing but not for .appleTV
- Applies to full version products (user level 2)
- Suggest Apple TV product
Restrictions:
- Toggle CloudKit sync on remote repository based on .sharing
eligibility
- Do not start tunnel on Apple TV if ineligible for .appleTV
Fixes:
- Incorrect zip() publishers in remote repository
- Resolve duplicates in Core Data, first profile wins sorted by
lastUpdate descending
- Reload receipt on OOB IAPManager events
Refactoring:
- Get receipts from StoreKit Transaction.currentEntitlements
- Search for the originally purchased build in the local receipt anyway
(Kvitto)
- Fall back to release receipt (Kvitto), if any, for feature eligibility
in TestFlight builds
- Parse and verify expiration date in subscriptions
- Decouple in-app identifier composition from BundleConfiguration
- Fix user level features only applied when a receipt was not found
Testing:
- Add StoreKit configuration
- Fake purchases with PP_FAKE_IAP
- Fake user level with PP_USER_LEVEL
Then for reactive receipt reload, detect app activation differently:
- iOS/tvOS on .scenePhase
- macOS on launch and NSWorkspace.didActivateApplicationNotification
As to features:
- Credit former "Full version" purchasers with all current AND future
features, except the Apple TV
Based on in-app eligibility, expire TV profiles after 10 minutes.
Refactor/redesign general sections and offer .sharing feature for free,
it makes it simpler to focus on Apple TV product.
Streamline initialization of AppContext objects without singletons,
especially because some are interconnected.
Rethink ProfileProcessor to be the only gateway of profile processing
for:
- Include
- Save
- Connect
Provide closures with access to the IAPManager for eligibility checks.
Finally, take a ProfileProcessor parameter in:
- ProfileManager (for isIncluded and willSave)
- ExtendedTunnel (for willConnect)
so that it's used implicitly without having to put it into the SwiftUI
environment.
Other than that:
- Move AppError to CommonLibrary
- Skip decoding of attributes from Core Data because they are already
part of the profile
- Perform profiles removal in a single publisher, in
reloadRemoteProfiles() after importing remote profiles
- Only force a new lastUpdate/fingerprint if profile is saved locally,
DO NOT alter them if imported from remote repository because this would
cause a re-save on iCloud
- Profiles were purged twice on launch in the main macOS app
Add profile attribute `isAvailableForTV` and set specific behavior to:
- Observe shared profiles and delete locally when unshared
- Only keep locally those profiles with the TV attribute enabled
- Add toggle in UI
Additions to the domain:
- Update rather than replace existing Core Data profile
- Attach ProfileAttributes to Profile.userInfo
- Store one-off `fingerprint` UUID on each save
With the above in place, fix and improve ProfileManager to:
- Use `fingerprint` to compare local/remote profiles in history and thus
avoid local re-import of shared profiles
- Use `deletingRemotely` to delete local profiles when removed from the
remote repository (default false)
- Use `isIncluded` filter to exclude certain profiles from the local
repository (default nil)
- Move InteractiveView to AppUI for use in TV, with
OpenVPNCredentialsView
- Move non-UI entities to AppLibrary (IAP, ExtendedTunnel,
ProfileProcessor)
- Take API out of CommonLibrary (tunnel extension does not need it)
- Reorganize theme views/modifiers into separate files
- Refactor AppUI initialization in all platforms (sort of template
method pattern)
- Make AppMenu specific to macOS by wrapping it into a folder for
consistency
- Add SizeClassProviding for repeated checks on hsClass/vsClass
Fixes#659
- Let the user close the window, the app will just remain alive in the
status bar
- Accordingly, replace "Confirm quit" preference with the option to stay
alive in the status bar
- Add "About..." item
Add a status menu via SwiftUI MenuBarExtra where to:
- Show/hide app
- Launch on login via "Login Item" target
- Toggle profiles on/off
Only weird that the login item is not added to the list of "Open at
Login", but to "Allow in the Background", see
https://github.com/pilotmoon/Scroll-Reverser/issues/165
Requires some refactoring to bring AppContext initialization to the
AppDelegate.
Fixes#617Fixes#482Fixes#696Fixes#505
Also, improve filters by constraining related fields:
- Pick countries from the filtered category
- Pick presets from those available in the currently filtered servers
Closes#705
Initial integration of providers via API:
- Generic views and modifiers for provider/server selection
- Add in OpenVPNView
- Prepare in WireGuardView
Also:
- Introduce ProfileProcessor, move IAP processing there
- Move .asModuleView() to ModuleViewModifier for proper animation
- Use .themeModal() rather than .sheet()
Mainly:
- Aggregate shared/mock entities in less scattered files
- Review package dependencies
Also:
- Decouple ProfileRepository from Core Data Repository in UtilsLibrary
(filters done by ProfileManager)
Keep two separate stores to accomplish per-profile sharing:
- Local store, where to push updates manually (save/remove/search)
- Remote iCloud store, where to pull updates from
A profile can be added/removed to/from the iCloud store so that other
devices can push/pull updates to it.
Consequently, updates to the iCloud store will NEVER cause a profile
deletion. Once removed, the profile will stay locally.
Fixes#586Fixes#555
Davide