- #GET DATE IN STATUS BAR IOS 9 UPDATE#
- #GET DATE IN STATUS BAR IOS 9 FULL#
- #GET DATE IN STATUS BAR IOS 9 CODE#
- #GET DATE IN STATUS BAR IOS 9 SIMULATOR#
It's intended to do just one job really well, change the status bar to match Apple's marketing materials. We're not planning to add options to this to allow ultimate customisation of the status bar.
However, the scope of this project is intentionally limited. We'd love contributions! Found a bug? If you report it with a pull request attached then you get a gold star :)
#GET DATE IN STATUS BAR IOS 9 UPDATE#
Update StatusBarRawData and StatusBarOverrideData to match any changes to the structs in the runtime headers.
It should be pretty easy to figure out the mapping if you study it for a minute. Each corresponds to a line in the runtime header output for UIStatusBarServerListener. There are two structs, StatusBarRawData and StatusBarOverrideData, that need to be updated. Find UIStatusBarServerListener in the output.dsdump -objc -a x86_64 -verbose=5 /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/atform/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Profiles/Runtimes/iOS.simruntime/Contents/Resources/RuntimeRoot/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/amework/UIKitCore -defined > ~/Desktop/UIKitCore.txt Run dsdump against the UIKitCore framework binary, to generate the private runtime headers.Download the latest version of the dsdump tool.Update SDStatusBarManager.m to refer to the new overrider if detecting the new operating system version.įind the updated structs in the runtime headers.files, and update them to the new version. Copy the previous release's SDStatusBarOverriderPostXX_Y.There's a general pattern for updating this project to support a new version of iOS, although this could change if Apple changes something in the future.
#GET DATE IN STATUS BAR IOS 9 CODE#
The best idea is to check the source code which should get you started with how it works :) Updating for new versions of iOS However, macOS includes the facility to include a perfect status bar when recording your device screen with QuickTime ( Read more). The status bar server is blocked on devices. The overrides will be automatically enabled or disabled on launch. SIMULATOR_STATUS_MAGIC_OVERRIDES = disable If you'd prefer to automate the app itself to automatically enable or disable the overrides, this can be done with environment variables. To restore the standard status bar, call disableOverrides]. When you want to apply a perfect status bar, call enableOverrides]. It is recommended to only include SDStatusBarManager in your debug configuration so that the code is never included in release builds. Yes! SimulatorStatusMagic is available via CocoaPods, Carthage and as a standalone source release.
I have a script to take my screenshots, can I automate this?
#GET DATE IN STATUS BAR IOS 9 SIMULATOR#
Resetting the iOS Simulator using the normal menu option also works. Run the app again and click "Restore Default Status Bar". That's it, you're done! Now just run your app and take screenshots.Once the app launches, press the only button on the screen :).Run the app target SimulatorStatusMagic (not SimulatorStatusMagiciOS) on whichever simulator type you would like to modify (it works with every device).Open SimulatorStatusMagic.xcodeproj with Xcode 6 (or above).In particular, simctl status_bar does not currently provide a way to add localized date and time strings in the status bar. Hopefully this will eventually supercede the need for SimulatorStatusMagic, but at the moment it still has holes that make this project continue to be relevant. Starting in Xcode 11, the simctl command line tool includes a status_bar option that allows you to override the appearance of the status bar in the simulator. Tue Jan 9 is displayed for the date (iPad only)Ĭan't I just use xcrun simctl status_bar? ?.