Steffan Andrews

The XLSX library is kind of a house of cards. It works but, in short, we have to fork two libraries in order to make it compile. This wasn't evident...

Yeah, I'm open to alternative libraries. Just wanted to get it stable for the time being because I may not have a chance to come back to this for a...

TimecodeKit was fully updated for Swift Concurrency (`async`/`await`) as of release 2.2.0. Further functionality improvements for AVFoundation methods may still come in future releases.

Being able to substitute UserDefaults suites is valuable in other respects. In an app where I use the package, for unit tests and integration tests we use a custom suite...

A few thoughts - I'm familiar with A Better Finder Rename - awesome tool and I've been using it for probably over 10 years. Worth every penny! > I am...

> it can be really tedious to rename the markers Final Cut really doesn't help here, yeah. You can't even drag markers to reposition them. Feels very claustrophobic and archaic....

> intermediate json cache file That's a lot more work than necessary really. The library could be adapted to just give you its manifest data model without writing any files...

You shouldn't be touching XML at all. That's what MarkersExtractor is for. > library could be adapted to just give you its manifest data model without writing any files to...

I think this reveals the fact that MarkersExtractor is really doing two jobs. It's parsing out markers from FCPXML, but it's also processing the data in order to conform to...

> way to save this modified data back into .fcpxml(d) No, you would modify the data then just return the object to MarkersExtractor to complete the process.