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Ok. I've downloaded it. Double clicking doesn't seem to run it, but if I open the jar from the command line, it will run. (OS X Mavericks) Then I go to get an
by FigBug 11y ago
Ok. I've downloaded it. Double clicking doesn't seem to run it, but if I open the jar from the command line, it will run. (OS X Mavericks)
Then I go to get an API key, so I sign up for mashape.com? Is this service somehow related to triplecheck.net? I need an API key, but nowhere do I see one.
I think your startup process needs to be simplified or better documented.
Edit: Ok, found the key. Now I need to put my code in the application bundle? Why can't I just select a folder?
Edit2: Apparently that wasn't the key or the app couldn't access the internet. Maybe no NSAppTransportSecurity in the .plist
- nunobrito 11y agoThanks you for the feedback, very useful to see how a first time user runs the app. > so I sign up for mashape.com? | Answer: Yes. Sorry about that. I think it makes sense as next step to run our own API management. > put my code in the application bundle? Why can't I just select a folder? | Answer: Look for "settings.xml", there you can change to another folder > Apparently that wasn't the key or the app couldn't access the internet. | Answer: Can you try running the jar from command line? The mac version needs to be fixed, the jar edition should work: http://triplecheck.net/download/quantum.zip http://triplecheck.net/download/quantum.zip To see the UI: java -jar quantum.jar To run from command line: java -jar quantum.jar scan The API key should be inside settings.xml too. If you typed the wrong key, you can replace it there or just delete settings.xml to reset the app. Good luck, please let me know it this worked. Thanks.