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Thank you ! 🙌🏼

I'm glad you like it

Thank you!

Thank you. And yes, nowadays a lot of folks might prefer going the Lottie way but nothing like creating it natively using SwiftUI! I find it a fun little exercise to try every now and then :)

Hey Daniel, I read your article and it's an interesting approach! I haven't really used PencilKit to be honest but I do think that it lends itself naturally towards drawing apps. For the purpose of the scratch card, I wanted to show a simpler way to achieve the effect as the surface area is much smaller. One improvement would be to combine it with CAEmitter's to probably show the scratched off particles flying off in different directions. I haven't gotten to it yet, but I might with some more time on my hands :)

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@@swiftodyssey i do

Hi! As far as I know you can't. The extension acts as an intermediary to the LLM hence the information would not be restricted.

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Thank you! I agree, when done right it can transform user experience.

@@swiftodyssey You may have heard of an app for Mac called CleanMyMacX (or even have it) but when it is ‘cleaning’ (or searching the hard disk) it shows an icon that loops round in circles with an animation and a shadow appears when the animation reaches the bottom half of the circle. I’m sorry if you can’t imaging what I mean, just don’t worry about it, but I feel inspired to make something like that in SwiftUI.

Yeah I've heard of it but never used it so I'm having a hard time imagining 😁 Feel free to drop a video link if you can find one of the app in action or upload a short video and share it here. I'll probably look at some videos & see if I get what you mean.

​@@danielcrompton7818I looked at a few videos on TH-cam but none showed the animation you mentioned. Also it seems that the software has been updated. If you've got the version number of the app you use, I could download it and check out the animation.

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@@SwiftCoding55-x9f Hi ! There are already solutions provided for your use case on StackOverflow. Check NavigationStack & NavigationLink

@@swiftodyssey Can you provide the link please. Also, really good video you have gained a new subscriber.

@@paschalkings8184 Thank you!

Thank you Daniel ! The video is linked in the short, or you can click here for the full tutorial: th-cam.com/video/dMT4STrgquQ/w-d-xo.html

@@swiftodyssey 😅😝😁 Thanks!! I didn’t notice

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@@swiftodyssey no problem!

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Hi deepjyoti ! I believe there are already articles & videos on this topic. However, if you'd like me to create one, let me know.

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Hi ! Yeah of course. You could create a scroll/carousel of featured apps for example and on click use the zoom navigation transition to show an app details screen.

Its true that it's sort of 'limited' in a sense. I also love MatchedGeometry & use it extensively, however I've often run into issues when using it inside NavigationStack for instance. I'm still playing around with it for now.

@@swiftodyssey thanks for sharing new features

@@RussChannel13 you're welcome, happy coding !

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Hi @Navy-729 ! It seems the issue occurs in the latest version of the SDK v0.5.4 as of this writing while the tutorial used v0.4.4 when published. I've fixed the issue & pushed changes to use the latest version of the SDK here: github.com/anupdsouza/ios-gemini-chat/tree/multimodal Please take the latest source code from here. Hope this helps, & do consider subscribing to my channel if you found the content useful !

@@swiftodyssey thanks a lot!!!

@@Navy-729 you're welcome!

@@swiftodyssey One more thing: while the code works and I tested it, the model does not keep track of the context of the previous messages and cannot build off of prior responses. I was thinking that I would append the history of each message prior to the user's message, but is there a more efficient way to do this?

@@Navy-729 Yes, you can. You need to initialise a `Chat` instance for that. Take a look at the text-only chat with Gemini video here where I make use of it: th-cam.com/video/VO3YGN2UuHc/w-d-xo.html At the time of that video, the SDK wouldn't support text & media based interactions but more recently, it seems that the SDK is able to manage it. You may need to play around a bit to figure things out. Here's how Google does it using the vertex sdk but the code is almost exactly the same firebase.google.com/docs/vertex-ai/chat?platform=ios. Also take a look at my vertex ai video on how to send photo & video media from this point onwards th-cam.com/video/aEMGUF7Smro/w-d-xo.html. Do note that the context for the model is limited to a certain extent depending on the gemini model you use such as pro or flash. I might update this sample when I get some time. In case I do, I'll drop a line here. Hope this helps!

Hey! That would require working with Firebase Storage. Check out the documentation here: firebase.google.com/docs/storage/ios/upload-files . Consider subscribing to my channel if you haven't 🙂

@@swiftodyssey Thanks , I have subscribed already

Hi ! The gemini SDK will work the same way with UIKit since the AI request code is not UIKit dependent. Once you get the AI response, you can display it in a UITextView or UILabel connected to, for instance an IBOutlet. Is there any particular challenge that you are facing? Let me know, and do subscribe to the channel if you haven't already :)

Hi! There are a couple of reasons for this. #1. If there was an issue getting a story from Gemini API which could be due to incorrect api key, api response limits or incorrect json data OR #2. If there was an error retrieving images for the story received in step #1. This can happen if you dont have the a proper Open AI secret key, there is a rate limit or you don't have enough credits for Dall E to generate images. I'd advise setting a breakpoint in the code and checking the execution step by step.

@@swiftodyssey Hello, -[RTIInputSystemClient remoteTextInputSessionWithID:performInputOperation:] perform input operation requires a valid sessionID. inputModality = Keyboard, inputOperation = <null selector>, customInfoType = UIEmojiSearchOperations im getting this error i search this error nothin help can you help please!

That is unrelated to the issue. Set a breakpoint at line #49 here github.com/anupdsouza/ios-gemini-storybook/blob/main/Storybook/Storybook/Library.swift and check the response you receive from Gemini. If all is well, you should see the story printed via the print statement at line #63. Next, see if you get an error printing at line #73 & #88. That will execute if there was an issue creating images.

@@swiftodyssey thank you it’s showing green thread 1 breakpoint 49,73 what does it mean

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Hi. Something is definitely broken with the SDK when using images. I've reported an issue on the SDK page on Github. Hopefully someone from the dev team can identify the problem. I will post an update here as & when I receive it. Thanks for bringing attention to this, also don't forget to subscribe to the channel :)

Hi, I tested with both the 0.4.4 version of the SDK used in this video as well as the latest 0.4.8 and I no longer see error 500 in the responses. The issue was temporarily occurring due to service related issues which are now resolved: github.com/google/generative-ai-swift/issues/122

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Yes, for sure! That is how it's recommended in the Gemini Documentation

Hi ! So there are 2 parts to this. The first is a config plist file where the key is stored and the second part is the APIKey.swift helper file which helps to read the key from the plist. I have shown this in detail in my starter video here th-cam.com/video/X-zs-wa6j28/w-d-xo.htmlsi=vFy-0KAK1e4lP5ix & I'd highly recommend that you begin with that video first to understand the setup better. Alternatively, you can also download the code github.com/anupdsouza/ios-gemini-chat/tree/multimodal and copy your api key in the Generative AI plist file and play around. Hope this helps 🙂

Thank you so much buddy. Appreciated :)@@swiftodyssey

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