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There's so many of these but all are in "early access" phase...seems like they haven't figured out how to do iMessages integration and it's just a nicely design
by muhammadusman 6y ago
There's so many of these but all are in "early access" phase...seems like they haven't figured out how to do iMessages integration and it's just a nicely designed UI with no real product.
- lxgr 6y ago+1, the real challenge here isn't UI design, it's integrating with several messaging services that are actively preventing being integrated in such a way.
- johnmorrison 6y agoExactly
- KishanBagaria 6y agoTexts is a live product (landing page has a real screenshot) and it does support iMessage on Mac by connecting to the official process. We've done the most extensive research on it afaik.
- tyre 6y agoHow are you integrating? What is the "official process" mentioned? As far as I know, there are no Apple APIs built for these integrations. Are you just connecting to the local SQLite database?
- KishanBagaria 6y agoOfficial Messages app/process. And we do connect to the SQLite for reading stuff.
- tyre 6y agoOh as in interacting with the app? I looked a while back to see if it was AppleScript-able but seemed to be no longer supported. Are you using something else? Or are there actually APIs in MacOS to hit?
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