“file uri scheme”

HI, what is fpsMgr.assetIDFromURI(uri) doing? can you provide me with sample code?

Hi Sudhakar,I have to integrate Sign in with Apple for Web and Android app.1) How do i create redirect uri? Is this deeplink url which can be created using branch.io?2) Do i need to have two separate redirect uri separate for web and android?Please let me know about this.

Thanks for your post and your insight on this one. Based on the code snippet and the behavior you are describing in WKWebView, I’m sure the issue is as you describe caused by appending a query string (? + timestamp) to a file:// URI. Xcode does not handle HTML and modifies the WKWebView. Is after the tools and developers to set the HTML to display on the WKWebView. Unlike http:// or https:// URLs, file:// URIs do not natively support query parameters, appending ?1776643364151 causes the system to look for a file literally named profile_image.jpg?1776643364151 on the disk. Because that file doesn't exist, WKWebView returns a broken image? I believe is important to highlight the 3rd party tool you are using is the one that generates the custom HTML? When loading your local HTML file, and does not ensure the allowingReadAccessTo parameter points to a directory high enough in the file tree to encompass both your HTML files and your s

Yeah. I tried that. AVAssetWriter fails because it wants to create the file and not just write to it.Adding... let res = mkfifo(path, 0o666) if (res != 0) { print(failed to create named pipe) return } let url = NSURL(fileURLWithPath:path) ...Is there a way to intercept the file open/creation call? I tried hooking to NSURLProtocol and passing a different scheme type; I called it pipe:. However, AVAssetWriter wants *only* file: schemes. I then tried creating hooking to file: schemes, but that path doesn't get exercised via the NSURLProtocol mechanism.

Use a data:... URI instead of an HTTP one.

Did you create a project for your program? You need to create a project to be able to build and run programs in Xcode. Choose File > New > Project to create a project. If you're learning C++, create a Command Line Tool project, which is in the Application category under OS X.If you created a project and have no schemes, does choosing New Scheme instead of Manage Schemes create a new scheme for you?

There should be only two slashes after the file: scheme.

I found the solution. When you create the ID, you are not allowed to set the domain with a http or https prefix. But you MUST set the redirect uri with the prefix as you have to do it the same way in your code. This is clearly not visible in the console. Also, when you create the ID without the prefix and you want to remove the redirect uri and add the correct one with the prefix, Apple removes the prefix silently and you will still run into the same error. So the solution is to delete the ID, and recreate it with a redirect uri with prefix. Took me only 2 hours to figure this out.