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Out of interest, are you using SwiftUI or UIKit? With SwiftUI, the layout you have right now should be very easy to write and will work on all displays, if you
by c-fe 4y ago
Out of interest, are you using SwiftUI or UIKit? With SwiftUI, the layout you have right now should be very easy to write and will work on all displays, if you are not using it that could be worth looking into.
> but converting them to specific cities requires access to a geolocation conversion service
I made an edit to my original comment, you could store certain areas (circle with radius / polygon) and check if given coordindates in that area, but its not something that is crucial for this app to be useful.
> but you can find the 'i' icon at the bottom of the photo detail page, click it and you can see the date information
Yes I saw that, its quite useful, a shame that Apple restricts jumping directly into Photos.
- mazzystar 4y ago1.Layout I'm using SwiftUI, but I'm having trouble with `Form`(you can see that the shadows below the search box have expanded into the search results area). Will try to solve these problems. 2.Geolocation Yes, I have this plan too: store a large geographic mapping table of major cities and then find the closest known city by some calculations. 3.Date Information haha I think so too.
- spullara 4y agoI have a sqlite database created from open street maps with 6m places all geohashed if you want to add it to the system.
- mazzystar 4y agoI'm a little afraid that the geographic information file will be too large and further increase the size of the app, so I'll try the simple, but imprecise way first, and if I can't do that I'll come to you, thanks!
- spullara 4y agoIt is large but you could probably download it post install if someone wants place names for their photos.