Motion ignores the initial prompt, goes straight to system prompt

[multinerd]

Using the sample project, ive added a NSMotionUsageDescription and changed the file ArekCellVMServiceProgrammatically.swift replaceing the line

return ArekLocationAlways(configuration: configuration, initialPopupData: initialPopupData, reEnablePopupData: reEnablePopupData)

with

return ArekMotion(configuration: configuration, initialPopupData: initialPopupData, reEnablePopupData: reEnablePopupData)

and the system prompt gets called on app launch. I havent looked into CoreMotion that much so im not sure if it can be called any other time.

Ill update if i find anything out.

[ennioma]

Hi @multinerd,

You can update ArekCellVMServiceProgrammatically as follow:

`import Foundation
import arek

class ArekCellVMServiceProgrammatically {
static private var permissions = [
["popupDataTitle": "Media Library Access - native", "allowButtonTitle": "Allow 👍🏼", "denyButtonTitle": "No! 👎🏼", "enableTitle": "Please!", "reEnableTitle": "Re-enable please!"],
["popupDataTitle": "Camera Access - PMAlertController", "allowButtonTitle": "Allow 👍🏼", "denyButtonTitle": "No! 👎🏼", "enableTitle": "Please!", "reEnableTitle": "Re-enable please!"],
["popupDataTitle": "Location Always Access - native", "allowButtonTitle": "Allow 👍🏼", "denyButtonTitle": "No! 👎🏼", "enableTitle": "Please!", "reEnableTitle": "Re-enable please!"],
["popupDataTitle": "Motion - PMAlertController", "allowButtonTitle": "Allow 👍🏼", "denyButtonTitle": "No! 👎🏼", "enableTitle": "Please!", "reEnableTitle": "Re-enable please!"],
]

static func numberOfVMs() -> Int {
    return self.permissions.count
}

static func buildVM(index: Int) -> ArekCellVM {
    let data = permissions[index]
    
    let configuration = ArekConfiguration(frequency: .OnceADay, presentInitialPopup: true, presentReEnablePopup: true)
    let initialPopupData = ArekPopupData(title: data["popupDataTitle"]!, message: data["enableTitle"]!, image: "", allowButtonTitle: data["allowButtonTitle"]!, denyButtonTitle: data["denyButtonTitle"]!, type: getPopuptType(index: index))
    let reenablePopupData = ArekPopupData(title: data["popupDataTitle"]!, message: data["reEnableTitle"]!, image: "", allowButtonTitle: data["allowButtonTitle"]!, denyButtonTitle: data["denyButtonTitle"]!, type: getPopuptType(index: index))
    
    let permission = getPermissionType(index: index, configuration: configuration, initialPopupData: initialPopupData, reEnablePopupData: reenablePopupData)
    return ArekCellVM(permission: permission!, title: data["popupDataTitle"]!)
}

static private func getPopuptType(index: Int) -> ArekPopupType {
    switch index {
    case 0:
        return .native
    case 1:
        return .codeido
    case 2:
        return .native
    case 3:
        return .codeido
    default:
        return .native
    }
}

static private func getPermissionType(index: Int, configuration: ArekConfiguration, initialPopupData: ArekPopupData, reEnablePopupData: ArekPopupData) -> ArekPermissionProtocol? {
    
    switch index {
    case 0:
        return ArekMediaLibrary(configuration: configuration, initialPopupData: initialPopupData, reEnablePopupData: reEnablePopupData)
    case 1:
        return ArekCamera(configuration: configuration, initialPopupData: initialPopupData, reEnablePopupData: reEnablePopupData)
    case 2:
        return ArekLocationAlways(configuration: configuration, initialPopupData: initialPopupData, reEnablePopupData: reEnablePopupData)
    case 3:
        return ArekMotion(configuration: configuration, initialPopupData: initialPopupData, reEnablePopupData: reEnablePopupData)
    default:
        return nil
    }
}

}
`

As you can see I've just appended another permission for you. You have to consider that this doesn't work on simulator.

Let me know if it works for you!

[multinerd]

Same thing on my side. it prompts for permission on app launch, so by the time i click the cell, i would have already burned my only ios request.

In other words, the framework is completely bypassed.

[ennioma]

Ok found it! Let me work on this and I'll let you know.

[ennioma]

Hi @multinerd,
I think I've fixed this issue in #91, could you please check if the new logic from that branch works for you?

[multinerd]

@ennioma I've moved over from the iOS project i was working on to a C# desktop version. Ill be able to test it this weekend and let you know.

[ennioma]

@multinerd In the meanwhile I've merged it to develop. So you can checkout it.

If everything is fine in the weekend I'll deliver another release.

[multinerd]

Sorry, i lost track. The latest in the develop branch seems to be working as expected.