Is it possible to prevent embedding in production builds

[icedice]

I realise that Scyther.instance.start() only starts the service if it's not a production build, but would it be possible to prevent the library from being embedded in production builds all together?

[bstillitano]

This is something that I am interested in exploring however not something I’m aware of SPM offering although I could be wrong on this one. You can however achieve this using cocoapods if I’m not mistaken, which scyther supports.

[icedice]

Yes, you're right. It's possible with pods but we already use both spm and carthage and i would like to avoid using pods as well.
Anyways I'll see what I can do.. And thanks for an awesome tool.

[bstillitano]

No problems, glad you're getting use out of it.

If you do find a way to do this please let me know and I'll update the documentation to reflect.

[icedice]

Btw.. the link to the playground seems to be broken.... I was hoping to learn more about the features (especially how to extend the menu with custom flags and tools...)

https://github.com/bstillitano/Scyther/tree/improvement/readme/Scyther%20Playground

[bstillitano]

Ah yes I've neglected the playground a little. I'll get it updated over the weekend.

[bstillitano]

@icedice I've been flat out that last couple weeks but wanted to share the code to add custom tools with you.

 // Setup Developer Tools
            var customOption: DeveloperOption = DeveloperOption()
            customOption.name = "Custom Controller"
            customOption.icon = UIImage(systemImage: "link")
            customOption.viewController = UIViewController()
            Scyther.instance.developerOptions.append(customOption)

[icedice]

@icedice I've been flat out that last couple weeks but wanted to share the code to add custom tools with you.

 // Setup Developer Tools

            var customOption: DeveloperOption = DeveloperOption()

            customOption.name = "Custom Controller"

            customOption.icon = UIImage(systemImage: "link")

            customOption.viewController = UIViewController()

            Scyther.instance.developerOptions.append(customOption)

No worries, thank you for the example that is sufficient for me to move along.