I am calling
However, my main complaint is, that I am not able to authorize my app, as the code in success is not accessed.
Code Block Swifter.authorize(withCallback: URL, presentingFrom: UIViewController, success: Swifter.TokenSuccessHandler, failure: Swifter.TokenFailureHandler)
from a buttonpress in a Code Block UIViewControllerRepresentable
. When clicking the Button, I am directed to a website in Safari to authorize my App. So far so good. After authorizing my app and getting returned by the Callback URL: “MyTwitterApp://“ neither the code inside Code Block Swifter.TokenSuccessHandler
nor inside Code Block Swifter.TokenFailureHandler
is run. Even the debugger does not step into it. In addition, at buildtime I get many warnings about Code Block init(account:)
being deprecated since iOS 11.0 along other stuff. As I am using the newest version of Swifter and as I have found a fairly recent tutorial (definitely created after the launch of iOS 11) showing Swifter working, I am not sure if that creates any problem.However, my main complaint is, that I am not able to authorize my app, as the code in success is not accessed.