watchkit

I am trying to send information from my WatchKit App over to my main parent application and from what I understand I should just be able to use openParentApplication in my watchkit Extension which will be received by handleWatchKitExtensionRequest in AppDelegate.swift, but I cant seem to get handleWatchKitExtensionRequest to be triggered. I've been having some issues, so at this point I'm just trying to establish any connection at all before worrying about what information is actually passed. so currently in my Watchkit ViewController I have the following: let testDict = [ "value1" : "Test 1",

I am building an app for Apple Watch and want to write a simple unit test. I looked around and didn't find a single way to add a unit testing bundle for watchOS code. Xcode supports unit tests for iOS, macOS and even tvOS but not for watchOS. Has anyone ever done it and if yes what is the trick? No, watchOS does not currently (as of watchOS 3) support unit or UI testing. What you can do is cross-compile non-watchOS-specific code to a shared library, then unit test that on another platform. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33756093/watchos-unit-testing

I am developing a glance view for my Apple WatchOS2 app. I'am currently didn't fully understand the prequisites for a stable WatchConnectivity connection now. I have the strange situation, that in the simulator my ComplicationController could successfully a sendMessage Request. When I try to look at my glance, the sendMessage request failed with: Error Domain=WCErrorDomain Code=7007 "WatchConnectivity session on paired device is not reachable." UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=WatchConnectivity session on paired device is not reachable. I have to admit, that I didn't start my app on the

In the WatchKit developer guide , there are instructions on how to render custom notifications and it also says: Apps are not required to do anything to support notifications. The system provides a default notification interface that displays the alert message from the notification. However, apps can customize the notification interface and include custom graphics, content, and branding. I can get local notifications to trigger banner alerts on the phone, but they don't happen on the WatchKit app. I have tried debugging using all of the targets: iOS app Watch app Watch Glance Watch custom

I'm stuck in a weird problem. I try to parse an XML-File from a non-HTTPS Webserver for the Apple Watch. Its working great with WatchKit 2.0 and iOS 9.1 in the Xcode Simulator, as soon as try to build it on my Watch, its not working anymore... I also have set the ATS as followed in all Info.plist files: <key>NSAppTransportSecurity</key> <dict> <key>NSAllowsArbitraryLoads</key> <true/> </dict> While debugging I found the following error: [0] (null) "NSXMLParserErrorMessage" : "Could not open data stream" import Foundation import WatchKit class parkingXMLParser : NSObject, NSXMLParserDelegate{

I have a WKInterfaceTable table view with a WKInterfaceButton . How can I add a target action to the button from the table view. As there is no tag property I am not able to handle it. If your WKInterfaceButton is contained within a row controller, here is one method to determine which row's button was tapped: Add your WKInterfaceButton to the row controller and use interface builder to connect the button's action to your row controller class Add a property to your row controller that allows you to reference your data (for example, a weak reference to your data or a tag) Add a property to your