Thanks a lot, now everything is working. I thought only, that it should update itselfe? But it had not.
And when you have time, it would be cool when it shows me, if it has a connection (green) or not (red) and if it is syncing (turning circle) Them Iwould be absolutly happy
And maby in the dropdown it could show up/down rate.
Could you maybe add the option to disable the automatic starting of the program? Currently it’s always starting when a user logs in. I had to remove the appropiate .plist file from /Library/LaunchAgents to disable this.
Moreover, could you use the Syncthing icon as program icon (if there are no copyright issues)? The official icon is available as a vector file, so it should be no problem to get the right sizes.
Apart from these small issues, the program works perfectly so far :).
It seems that the packager forgot to add the logwindow xib file I have no idea why that happened. However i just prepared a new release. The bar won’t upgrade syncthing anymore (syncthing has its own mechanism to upgrade) so users can disable autoupgrades in syncthing.
Nice work! I don’t know any cocoa / swift either, but I’ll check out your work and see if there is anything I can do to help I’m a C++ developer btw if that helps at all.
Works on:
MacBook Air (13-inch, Mid 2013)
OS X Yosemite
Does Syncthing Bar work on Mavericks? The install pkg worked fine but I can’t seem to get the application to run beyond showing the icon on the dock and having a single “syncthing-bar” menu item with no contents.
I just tried it with version 0.11.0 of SyncThing: Syncthing Bar stops after a second without a warning so it seems that Syncthing Bar is affected by the API change. Could you please update it when you have the time?
This is really nice. Only thing I’ve run into is that when Syncthing restarts after an automatic update, it can pop up an OS X network permissions dialog without warning.