FTStore now holds both halves of the product:
ios/ the swift app — the fork of claration/Feather, unchanged apart
from its new home
web/ FTStore Admin, formerly its own repository. serves the
dashboard at /admin, the ftstore.json feed and IPA downloads
app-repo.json and Images/ stay at the repo root on purpose: the former is
a published AltStore source whose raw.githubusercontent URL is what
installed copies resolve updates through, so moving it would break every
subscriber.
The admin server is renamed throughout: package ftstore-admin, images
ghcr.io/<owner>/ftstore-admin-{app,worker}, postgres role/db ftstore,
session cookie ftstore_session, temp dir /tmp/ftstore, backup type
ftstore-settings, outbound user-agent FTStoreAdmin. backups written under the old
name still import, and compose is pinned to name: ftstore so the
volume prefix does not follow the directory name.
apply-rebrand.sh gains a relocation step: upstream's tree is rooted at
the repo root while ours lives in ios/, so a merge drops Feather's files
next to ios/ and the script folds them in before renaming. it never
touches web/. still idempotent.
release tags are namespaced — v* for the app, web-v* for the server —
so a server release no longer triggers a macOS build or rewrites
app-repo.json. workflows are prefixed ios-/web- and path-filtered.
23 lines
472 B
Swift
23 lines
472 B
Swift
//
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// URL+toSharedDocuments.swift
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// Feather
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//
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// Created by samara on 14.04.2025.
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//
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import Foundation.NSURL
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extension URL {
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/// Convert normal url to one that can be opened with files app
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public func toSharedDocumentsURL() -> URL? {
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let urlString = self.absoluteString
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guard urlString.hasPrefix("file://") else {
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return nil
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}
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let newURLString = "shareddocuments://" + urlString.dropFirst("file://".count)
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return URL(string: newURLString)
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}
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}
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