Ryan Davis

Ah, looks like because of updates with UIImage/NSImage you also need the changes here: https://github.com/RyPoints/DataCache/commit/be9836986e337977947b5a9fe6c35a7968ac697c You could just #ifdef a little in DataCache.swift and support macOS though.

Yeah, it won't like that. That's just for me on macOS. You can easily support both though via wrapping my code and using: ``` #if os(OSX) import Cocoa #elseif os(iOS)...

So, I just got this functional and after reading this was looking in sdcard/Android/data/myappname. The default save location is not sdcard/Android/data/myappname. The default save location is: `SD Card/logger/logs_0.csv` Like @orhanobut...

This is for the 1.0.1 build. I was completing the implementation of that before I upgraded.

Since Session didn't seem to exist, I also attempted to hack around the issue with: ``` let aliceAddress = SignalAddress(identifier: email, deviceId: deviceId!) let bobStore = MyKeyStore() let session =...

Reviewed and updated the above code, since I was double-adding the first byte of the CypherTextMessage in the previous version. It's already included in the base64encoded string that was uploaded...

Even doing: ``` let encryptedMessage = try! session.encrypt(message!) print("encryptedMessage tapSend: ", encryptedMessage) let decryptedMessage = try! session.decrypt(encryptedMessage) print("decryptedMessage tapSend: ", decryptedMessage) ``` Results in throw SignalError(.untrustedIdentity, "Untrusted identity for (remoteAddress)")

Should I be manually writing to the keystores at any point? Like: ``` try! aliceStore.identityKeyStore.store(identity: identity, for: bobAddress) try! aliceStore.preKeyStore.store(preKey: prekey!, for: deviceId) try! aliceStore.signedPreKeyStore.store(signedPreKey: signedprekey!, for: deviceId) ``` I'm...

This library looks great though. 🥇 Really looking forward to getting it implemented and would be thankful for any help you can provide in clarifying the implementation details.

I am also presently seeing "No module named '_regex'" on Python 3 when including dateparser with Lambda and would be interested in an answer if anyone's found one.