DeveloperKit is an shortcut that brings many tools into one shortcut without having to spend long times copying shortcuts.
DeveloperKit on iOS is like having a magic wand for your tools – no more copying and pasting shortcuts! It's your handy sidekick, making your developer life smoother. 🪄
Picture this: a friend that gathers all your favorite tools in one place. With DeveloperKit, you glide through tasks effortlessly, no need for tricky shortcuts. It's like having a backstage pass to an iOS concert where everything just flows – easy, breezy, and all about you getting things done. Enjoy the magic of DeveloperKit, turning your iOS adventure into a breeze! 🚀✨
| Feature | Description | Options |
|---|---|---|
| Version | Retrieves the version of the DeveloperKit. | |
| Ping | Pings a specific IP and returns the response time in milliseconds. | ip |
| ConnectedToWifi? | Indicates whether the user is currently connected to Wi-Fi. | |
| ConnectedToInternet? | Indicates whether the user is currently connected to the internet. | |
| Location | Quickly and simply retrieves the user’s current location. | |
| RunJavaScript | Executes a provided JavaScript code. | code |
| Timezone | Retrieves the timezone of the user. | |
| CensorText | Censors the provided text. | text |
| UserLanguage | Retrieves the preferred language of the user. | |
| CheckForUpdates | Checks for updates via RoutineHub. | id, version |
| BatteryLeft | Displays the remaining battery percentage. | |
| Boolean | Returns a boolean response. | response |
| GetUserName | Retrieves the username of the user. | |
| Milliseconds | Measures time intervals in milliseconds. | time |
| Draw | Allows the user to draw on a blank page. | |
| GetDeviceModel | Retrieves the model of the user's device. | |
| Unshorten | See where an URL takes to. | url |
| Imagine | Generates an image. | text |
| ShowInMaps | Shows a location in Apple Maps. | latitude, longitude, query |
To use DeveloperKit: it's easy to understand!
First, you need to have a dictionary, it's the main entry for DeveloperKit.
You will always use this for DeveloperKit, no more things are required after this.
Then, in the screenshot, we need to put a specific request.
Warning
While doing this step, make sure to put a correct request or else things may break!
For this tutorial, we are gonna use the UserLanguage feature. This allows us to retrieve the user's language so that we can translate the shortcut's text into the user's language.
If you do everything correctly, you should see a result with the user's language (example: fr-FR)
You can add options to requests because they are needed.
Let's do for example the function: RunJavascript.
RunJavascript is a feature that executes a provided JavaScript code via the option "code".
This code:
<html>
<head>
<script>
var random = Math.floor(Math.random() * 100) + 1;
document.write(random);
</script>
</head>
<body></body>
</html>
generates a random number from 0 to 100.
Example Result: 42.
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