Using on Linux Desktop

[harley-queenofmars]

I'm a bit confused how to get this working on linux, the example

let config = ATProtocolConfiguration()

fails with "error: missing argument for parameter 'keychainProtocol' in call"

Looking at the source document https://github.com/MasterJ93/ATProtoKit/blob/main/Sources/ATProtoKit/APIReference/SessionManager/ATProtocolConfiguration.swift I see that there is no default value for the keychainProtocol parameter.

So when you say "both client-side with Apple's platforms, and server-side with Linux"

Does this mean there is no client side access for linux that I can use on my desktop?

Or am I able to create my own SecureKeychainProtocol object and how would I do that?

[MasterJ93]

(Sorry for not responding for a long time; I really need to get notifications to work so I know exactly when this happens.)

At the moment, I have yet to create a default class for Linux that conforms to SecureKeychainProtocol. I plan on doing that eventually, but the blocker is to simply make a libsecret Swift package (which I also plan on making).

You're free to create your own class that conforms to that protocol, however; simply create a class, conform it to SecureKeychainProtocol, and then implement the methods from there.

Sorry that it's taking a long time to get that going. If you need more specific information, please let me know; I'll try to answer your questions as best as I can.

[MasterJ93]

I forgot to answer one of your questions.

Does this mean there is no client side access for linux that I can use on my desktop?

You can use it on client-side Linux. It's just that, when testing the package, it was on Ubuntu Server, so I didn't want to make a false statement and say it works client-side, only for it to crash and it's because I didn't test it there. Hopefully that makes more sense.

There's a ton of things I need to do with this project, so quite a number of features I want to implement are in a backlog; making default classes on Linux, Windows, and other platforms would be one of them.