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#Cherry

Cherry is a miniscule Pomodoro Timer app designed for the  Watch. It started off as KTPomodoro but I decided to re-start the project in Swift once I had a firmer grasp of WatchKit's APIs and limitations. There is a Storyboard which is the Watchkit app, and a set of Interface Controllers that contain the logic.

##Video

##Screenshots

##Features

  • Add new Activity right from the watch.
  • Start/Stop Activity.
  • Persisting of Activities data in CoreData: shared in App Container between App Extension and App.
  • Provides Glances that show thew status of an in-progress activity.
  • Jump straight to the WatchApp by tapping on the Glances.

##How to build with app container support

  1. Select the Cherry project in the Xcode project navigator
  2. Update all three targets below to use your own Team:
    • Cherry - the Cherry app for iOS
    • Cherry WatchKit Extension - the WatchKit extension for Apple Watch
    • Cherry WatchKit App - the WatchKit app for Apple Watch
  3. Now switch to Cherry target and select the Capabilities tab. Enable App Groups by flicking the switch to On.
    Make sure the App Groups section is expanded, and tap the + button to add a new group.
    Name it group.<YOUR_DOMAIN>.<GROUP_NAME>. ex: group.com.somegroup.KTPomodoro
    then slelect the group you just created.
  4. Next, enable app groups by repeating the same steps for the Cherry WatchKit Extension target. This time, all you have to do is select the App Group you just created.
  5. Update the Bundle Identifier of all three targets, such as:
    • Cherry - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro
    • Cherry WatchKit Extension - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro.watchkit
    • Cherry WatchKit App - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro
      Then tap "Fix Issue" to let Xcode help you!
  6. Update KTCoreDataStack.swift & KTSharedUserDefaults.swift,
    set shouldUseAppGroupsForStorage to true, then use App Group ID you created.
  7. Update KTWatchActivitiesListInterfaceController.swift, replace com.corgitoergosum.KTPomodoro.select_activity to your own Bundle Identifier, ex: com.somegroup.KTPomodoro.select_activity
  8. Select WatchKit Extension's info.plist, then change NSExtension/NSExtensionAttributes/WKAppBundleIdentifier to Cherry WatchKit App's Bundle Identifier.
  9. Select Product -> Clean, then change Schema to Cherry Watchkit App and you are ready to run!

##To-Do

  • Fix WKInterfaceTable issue when beta 6 is released.
  • Allowing selection of theme colors.
  • Add sending of notifications on Pomo end and Activity End.
  • Test Notifications on a real device? (As of Xcode6.2beta5, Watch simulator does not support receiving local notifications)
  • Make Breaks between pomodoros optional.
  • Make interruptions useful.
  • Build an app component.

##License Cherry is available under the MIT license.

##Feedback File an issue or pull request. Or ping me at @kenshin03.

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#Cherry
Cherry is a miniscule Pomodoro Timer app designed for the  Watch. It started off as KTPomodoro but I decided to re-start the project in Swift once I had a firmer grasp of WatchKit's APIs and limitations. There is a Storyboard which is the Watchkit app, and a set of Interface Controllers that contain the logic.
##Video

##Screenshots
##Features
  • Add new Activity right from the watch.
  • Start/Stop Activity.
  • Persisting of Activities data in CoreData: shared in App Container between App Extension and App.
  • Provides Glances that show thew status of an in-progress activity.
  • Jump straight to the WatchApp by tapping on the Glances.
##How to build with app container support
  1. Select the Cherry project in the Xcode project navigator
  2. Update all three targets below to use your own Team:

    • Cherry - the Cherry app for iOS
    • Cherry WatchKit Extension - the WatchKit extension for Apple Watch
    • Cherry WatchKit App - the WatchKit app for Apple Watch
  3. Now switch to Cherry target and select the Capabilities tab. Enable App Groups by flicking the switch to On.
    
Make sure the App Groups section is expanded, and tap the + button to add a new group. 
     Name it group.<YOUR_DOMAIN>.<GROUP_NAME>. ex: group.com.somegroup.KTPomodoro	
     then slelect the group you just created.
  4. Next, enable app groups by repeating the same steps for the Cherry WatchKit Extension target. This time, all you have to do is select the App Group you just created.
  5. Update the Bundle Identifier of all three targets, such as:

    • Cherry - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro
    • Cherry WatchKit Extension - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro.watchkit
    • Cherry WatchKit App - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro
      
Then tap "Fix Issue" to let Xcode help you!
  6. Update KTCoreDataStack.swift & KTSharedUserDefaults.swift,
    set shouldUseAppGroupsForStorage to true, then use App Group ID you created.
  7. Update KTWatchActivitiesListInterfaceController.swift, replace com.corgitoergosum.KTPomodoro.select_activity to your own Bundle Identifier, ex: com.somegroup.KTPomodoro.select_activity
  8. Select WatchKit Extension's info.plist, then change NSExtension/NSExtensionAttributes/WKAppBundleIdentifier to Cherry WatchKit App's Bundle Identifier.
  9. Select Product -> Clean, then change Schema to Cherry Watchkit App and you are ready to run!
##To-Do
  • Fix WKInterfaceTable issue when beta 6 is released.
  • Allowing selection of theme colors.
  • Add sending of notifications on Pomo end and Activity End.
  • Test Notifications on a real device? (As of Xcode6.2beta5, Watch simulator does not support receiving local notifications)
  • Make Breaks between pomodoros optional.
  • Make interruptions useful.
  • Build an app component.
##License
Cherry is available under the MIT license.
##Feedback
File an issue or pull request. Or ping me at @kenshin03.
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#Cherry
Cherry is a miniscule Pomodoro Timer app designed for the  Watch. It started off as KTPomodoro but I decided to re-start the project in Swift once I had a firmer grasp of WatchKit's APIs and limitations. There is a Storyboard which is the Watchkit app, and a set of Interface Controllers that contain the logic.
##Video

##Screenshots
##Features
  • Add new Activity right from the watch.
  • Start/Stop Activity.
  • Persisting of Activities data in CoreData: shared in App Container between App Extension and App.
  • Provides Glances that show thew status of an in-progress activity.
  • Jump straight to the WatchApp by tapping on the Glances.
##How to build with app container support
  1. Select the Cherry project in the Xcode project navigator
  2. Update all three targets below to use your own Team:

    • Cherry - the Cherry app for iOS
    • Cherry WatchKit Extension - the WatchKit extension for Apple Watch
    • Cherry WatchKit App - the WatchKit app for Apple Watch
  3. Now switch to Cherry target and select the Capabilities tab. Enable App Groups by flicking the switch to On.
    
Make sure the App Groups section is expanded, and tap the + button to add a new group. 
     Name it group.<YOUR_DOMAIN>.<GROUP_NAME>. ex: group.com.somegroup.KTPomodoro	
     then slelect the group you just created.
  4. Next, enable app groups by repeating the same steps for the Cherry WatchKit Extension target. This time, all you have to do is select the App Group you just created.
  5. Update the Bundle Identifier of all three targets, such as:

    • Cherry - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro
    • Cherry WatchKit Extension - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro.watchkit
    • Cherry WatchKit App - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro
      
Then tap "Fix Issue" to let Xcode help you!
  6. Update KTCoreDataStack.swift & KTSharedUserDefaults.swift,
    set shouldUseAppGroupsForStorage to true, then use App Group ID you created.
  7. Update KTWatchActivitiesListInterfaceController.swift, replace com.corgitoergosum.KTPomodoro.select_activity to your own Bundle Identifier, ex: com.somegroup.KTPomodoro.select_activity
  8. Select WatchKit Extension's info.plist, then change NSExtension/NSExtensionAttributes/WKAppBundleIdentifier to Cherry WatchKit App's Bundle Identifier.
  9. Select Product -> Clean, then change Schema to Cherry Watchkit App and you are ready to run!
##To-Do
  • Fix WKInterfaceTable issue when beta 6 is released.
  • Allowing selection of theme colors.
  • Add sending of notifications on Pomo end and Activity End.
  • Test Notifications on a real device? (As of Xcode6.2beta5, Watch simulator does not support receiving local notifications)
  • Make Breaks between pomodoros optional.
  • Make interruptions useful.
  • Build an app component.
##License
Cherry is available under the MIT license.
##Feedback
File an issue or pull request. Or ping me at @kenshin03.
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#Cherry
Cherry is a miniscule Pomodoro Timer app designed for the  Watch. It started off as KTPomodoro but I decided to re-start the project in Swift once I had a firmer grasp of WatchKit's APIs and limitations. There is a Storyboard which is the Watchkit app, and a set of Interface Controllers that contain the logic.
##Video

##Screenshots
##Features
  • Add new Activity right from the watch.
  • Start/Stop Activity.
  • Persisting of Activities data in CoreData: shared in App Container between App Extension and App.
  • Provides Glances that show thew status of an in-progress activity.
  • Jump straight to the WatchApp by tapping on the Glances.
##How to build with app container support
  1. Select the Cherry project in the Xcode project navigator
  2. Update all three targets below to use your own Team:

    • Cherry - the Cherry app for iOS
    • Cherry WatchKit Extension - the WatchKit extension for Apple Watch
    • Cherry WatchKit App - the WatchKit app for Apple Watch
  3. Now switch to Cherry target and select the Capabilities tab. Enable App Groups by flicking the switch to On.
    
Make sure the App Groups section is expanded, and tap the + button to add a new group. 
     Name it group.<YOUR_DOMAIN>.<GROUP_NAME>. ex: group.com.somegroup.KTPomodoro	
     then slelect the group you just created.
  4. Next, enable app groups by repeating the same steps for the Cherry WatchKit Extension target. This time, all you have to do is select the App Group you just created.
  5. Update the Bundle Identifier of all three targets, such as:

    • Cherry - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro
    • Cherry WatchKit Extension - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro.watchkit
    • Cherry WatchKit App - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro
      
Then tap "Fix Issue" to let Xcode help you!
  6. Update KTCoreDataStack.swift & KTSharedUserDefaults.swift,
    set shouldUseAppGroupsForStorage to true, then use App Group ID you created.
  7. Update KTWatchActivitiesListInterfaceController.swift, replace com.corgitoergosum.KTPomodoro.select_activity to your own Bundle Identifier, ex: com.somegroup.KTPomodoro.select_activity
  8. Select WatchKit Extension's info.plist, then change NSExtension/NSExtensionAttributes/WKAppBundleIdentifier to Cherry WatchKit App's Bundle Identifier.
  9. Select Product -> Clean, then change Schema to Cherry Watchkit App and you are ready to run!
##To-Do
  • Fix WKInterfaceTable issue when beta 6 is released.
  • Allowing selection of theme colors.
  • Add sending of notifications on Pomo end and Activity End.
  • Test Notifications on a real device? (As of Xcode6.2beta5, Watch simulator does not support receiving local notifications)
  • Make Breaks between pomodoros optional.
  • Make interruptions useful.
  • Build an app component.
##License
Cherry is available under the MIT license.
##Feedback
File an issue or pull request. Or ping me at @kenshin03.
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#Cherry
Cherry is a miniscule Pomodoro Timer app designed for the  Watch. It started off as KTPomodoro but I decided to re-start the project in Swift once I had a firmer grasp of WatchKit's APIs and limitations. There is a Storyboard which is the Watchkit app, and a set of Interface Controllers that contain the logic.
##Video

##Screenshots
##Features
  • Add new Activity right from the watch.
  • Start/Stop Activity.
  • Persisting of Activities data in CoreData: shared in App Container between App Extension and App.
  • Provides Glances that show thew status of an in-progress activity.
  • Jump straight to the WatchApp by tapping on the Glances.
##How to build with app container support
  1. Select the Cherry project in the Xcode project navigator
  2. Update all three targets below to use your own Team:

    • Cherry - the Cherry app for iOS
    • Cherry WatchKit Extension - the WatchKit extension for Apple Watch
    • Cherry WatchKit App - the WatchKit app for Apple Watch
  3. Now switch to Cherry target and select the Capabilities tab. Enable App Groups by flicking the switch to On.
    
Make sure the App Groups section is expanded, and tap the + button to add a new group. 
     Name it group.<YOUR_DOMAIN>.<GROUP_NAME>. ex: group.com.somegroup.KTPomodoro	
     then slelect the group you just created.
  4. Next, enable app groups by repeating the same steps for the Cherry WatchKit Extension target. This time, all you have to do is select the App Group you just created.
  5. Update the Bundle Identifier of all three targets, such as:

    • Cherry - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro
    • Cherry WatchKit Extension - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro.watchkit
    • Cherry WatchKit App - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro
      
Then tap "Fix Issue" to let Xcode help you!
  6. Update KTCoreDataStack.swift & KTSharedUserDefaults.swift,
    set shouldUseAppGroupsForStorage to true, then use App Group ID you created.
  7. Update KTWatchActivitiesListInterfaceController.swift, replace com.corgitoergosum.KTPomodoro.select_activity to your own Bundle Identifier, ex: com.somegroup.KTPomodoro.select_activity
  8. Select WatchKit Extension's info.plist, then change NSExtension/NSExtensionAttributes/WKAppBundleIdentifier to Cherry WatchKit App's Bundle Identifier.
  9. Select Product -> Clean, then change Schema to Cherry Watchkit App and you are ready to run!
##To-Do
  • Fix WKInterfaceTable issue when beta 6 is released.
  • Allowing selection of theme colors.
  • Add sending of notifications on Pomo end and Activity End.
  • Test Notifications on a real device? (As of Xcode6.2beta5, Watch simulator does not support receiving local notifications)
  • Make Breaks between pomodoros optional.
  • Make interruptions useful.
  • Build an app component.
##License
Cherry is available under the MIT license.
##Feedback
File an issue or pull request. Or ping me at @kenshin03.
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#Cherry
Cherry is a miniscule Pomodoro Timer app designed for the  Watch. It started off as KTPomodoro but I decided to re-start the project in Swift once I had a firmer grasp of WatchKit's APIs and limitations. There is a Storyboard which is the Watchkit app, and a set of Interface Controllers that contain the logic.
##Video

##Screenshots
##Features
  • Add new Activity right from the watch.
  • Start/Stop Activity.
  • Persisting of Activities data in CoreData: shared in App Container between App Extension and App.
  • Provides Glances that show thew status of an in-progress activity.
  • Jump straight to the WatchApp by tapping on the Glances.
##How to build with app container support
  1. Select the Cherry project in the Xcode project navigator
  2. Update all three targets below to use your own Team:

    • Cherry - the Cherry app for iOS
    • Cherry WatchKit Extension - the WatchKit extension for Apple Watch
    • Cherry WatchKit App - the WatchKit app for Apple Watch
  3. Now switch to Cherry target and select the Capabilities tab. Enable App Groups by flicking the switch to On.
    
Make sure the App Groups section is expanded, and tap the + button to add a new group. 
     Name it group.<YOUR_DOMAIN>.<GROUP_NAME>. ex: group.com.somegroup.KTPomodoro	
     then slelect the group you just created.
  4. Next, enable app groups by repeating the same steps for the Cherry WatchKit Extension target. This time, all you have to do is select the App Group you just created.
  5. Update the Bundle Identifier of all three targets, such as:

    • Cherry - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro
    • Cherry WatchKit Extension - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro.watchkit
    • Cherry WatchKit App - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro
      
Then tap "Fix Issue" to let Xcode help you!
  6. Update KTCoreDataStack.swift & KTSharedUserDefaults.swift,
    set shouldUseAppGroupsForStorage to true, then use App Group ID you created.
  7. Update KTWatchActivitiesListInterfaceController.swift, replace com.corgitoergosum.KTPomodoro.select_activity to your own Bundle Identifier, ex: com.somegroup.KTPomodoro.select_activity
  8. Select WatchKit Extension's info.plist, then change NSExtension/NSExtensionAttributes/WKAppBundleIdentifier to Cherry WatchKit App's Bundle Identifier.
  9. Select Product -> Clean, then change Schema to Cherry Watchkit App and you are ready to run!
##To-Do
  • Fix WKInterfaceTable issue when beta 6 is released.
  • Allowing selection of theme colors.
  • Add sending of notifications on Pomo end and Activity End.
  • Test Notifications on a real device? (As of Xcode6.2beta5, Watch simulator does not support receiving local notifications)
  • Make Breaks between pomodoros optional.
  • Make interruptions useful.
  • Build an app component.
##License
Cherry is available under the MIT license.
##Feedback
File an issue or pull request. Or ping me at @kenshin03.
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#Cherry
Cherry is a miniscule Pomodoro Timer app designed for the  Watch. It started off as KTPomodoro but I decided to re-start the project in Swift once I had a firmer grasp of WatchKit's APIs and limitations. There is a Storyboard which is the Watchkit app, and a set of Interface Controllers that contain the logic.
##Video

##Screenshots
##Features
  • Add new Activity right from the watch.
  • Start/Stop Activity.
  • Persisting of Activities data in CoreData: shared in App Container between App Extension and App.
  • Provides Glances that show thew status of an in-progress activity.
  • Jump straight to the WatchApp by tapping on the Glances.
##How to build with app container support
  1. Select the Cherry project in the Xcode project navigator
  2. Update all three targets below to use your own Team:

    • Cherry - the Cherry app for iOS
    • Cherry WatchKit Extension - the WatchKit extension for Apple Watch
    • Cherry WatchKit App - the WatchKit app for Apple Watch
  3. Now switch to Cherry target and select the Capabilities tab. Enable App Groups by flicking the switch to On.
    
Make sure the App Groups section is expanded, and tap the + button to add a new group. 
     Name it group.<YOUR_DOMAIN>.<GROUP_NAME>. ex: group.com.somegroup.KTPomodoro	
     then slelect the group you just created.
  4. Next, enable app groups by repeating the same steps for the Cherry WatchKit Extension target. This time, all you have to do is select the App Group you just created.
  5. Update the Bundle Identifier of all three targets, such as:

    • Cherry - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro
    • Cherry WatchKit Extension - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro.watchkit
    • Cherry WatchKit App - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro
      
Then tap "Fix Issue" to let Xcode help you!
  6. Update KTCoreDataStack.swift & KTSharedUserDefaults.swift,
    set shouldUseAppGroupsForStorage to true, then use App Group ID you created.
  7. Update KTWatchActivitiesListInterfaceController.swift, replace com.corgitoergosum.KTPomodoro.select_activity to your own Bundle Identifier, ex: com.somegroup.KTPomodoro.select_activity
  8. Select WatchKit Extension's info.plist, then change NSExtension/NSExtensionAttributes/WKAppBundleIdentifier to Cherry WatchKit App's Bundle Identifier.
  9. Select Product -> Clean, then change Schema to Cherry Watchkit App and you are ready to run!
##To-Do
  • Fix WKInterfaceTable issue when beta 6 is released.
  • Allowing selection of theme colors.
  • Add sending of notifications on Pomo end and Activity End.
  • Test Notifications on a real device? (As of Xcode6.2beta5, Watch simulator does not support receiving local notifications)
  • Make Breaks between pomodoros optional.
  • Make interruptions useful.
  • Build an app component.
##License
Cherry is available under the MIT license.
##Feedback
File an issue or pull request. Or ping me at @kenshin03.
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#Cherry
Cherry is a miniscule Pomodoro Timer app designed for the  Watch. It started off as KTPomodoro but I decided to re-start the project in Swift once I had a firmer grasp of WatchKit's APIs and limitations. There is a Storyboard which is the Watchkit app, and a set of Interface Controllers that contain the logic.
##Video

##Screenshots
##Features
  • Add new Activity right from the watch.
  • Start/Stop Activity.
  • Persisting of Activities data in CoreData: shared in App Container between App Extension and App.
  • Provides Glances that show thew status of an in-progress activity.
  • Jump straight to the WatchApp by tapping on the Glances.
##How to build with app container support
  1. Select the Cherry project in the Xcode project navigator
  2. Update all three targets below to use your own Team:

    • Cherry - the Cherry app for iOS
    • Cherry WatchKit Extension - the WatchKit extension for Apple Watch
    • Cherry WatchKit App - the WatchKit app for Apple Watch
  3. Now switch to Cherry target and select the Capabilities tab. Enable App Groups by flicking the switch to On.
    
Make sure the App Groups section is expanded, and tap the + button to add a new group. 
     Name it group.<YOUR_DOMAIN>.<GROUP_NAME>. ex: group.com.somegroup.KTPomodoro	
     then slelect the group you just created.
  4. Next, enable app groups by repeating the same steps for the Cherry WatchKit Extension target. This time, all you have to do is select the App Group you just created.
  5. Update the Bundle Identifier of all three targets, such as:

    • Cherry - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro
    • Cherry WatchKit Extension - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro.watchkit
    • Cherry WatchKit App - com.somegroup.KTPomodoro
      
Then tap "Fix Issue" to let Xcode help you!
  6. Update KTCoreDataStack.swift & KTSharedUserDefaults.swift,
    set shouldUseAppGroupsForStorage to true, then use App Group ID you created.
  7. Update KTWatchActivitiesListInterfaceController.swift, replace com.corgitoergosum.KTPomodoro.select_activity to your own Bundle Identifier, ex: com.somegroup.KTPomodoro.select_activity
  8. Select WatchKit Extension's info.plist, then change NSExtension/NSExtensionAttributes/WKAppBundleIdentifier to Cherry WatchKit App's Bundle Identifier.
  9. Select Product -> Clean, then change Schema to Cherry Watchkit App and you are ready to run!
##To-Do
  • Fix WKInterfaceTable issue when beta 6 is released.
  • Allowing selection of theme colors.
  • Add sending of notifications on Pomo end and Activity End.
  • Test Notifications on a real device? (As of Xcode6.2beta5, Watch simulator does not support receiving local notifications)
  • Make Breaks between pomodoros optional.
  • Make interruptions useful.
  • Build an app component.
##License
Cherry is available under the MIT license.
##Feedback
File an issue or pull request. Or ping me at @kenshin03.
About
Mini Pomodoro Timer app designed for the  Watch. Written in Swift.
Resources
Readme
MIT license
Activity
Custom properties
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1 watching
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