Package unusable due to access control

[avi-screenovate]

Describe the bug
I added this package to my Xcode project, and I am unable to use it because the View extension methods are not public.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Add package to Xcode project
2. Import SwiftUITooltip into ContentView.swift
3. Attempt to invoke tooltip(...) method.
4. See compiler error.

Expected behavior
The methods should be accessible.

[LilaQ]

Will this be fixed?

[Antoni Silvestrovič]

Hey, I didn't have any time at all for this, but I'll try to fix it today ;)

[Antoni Silvestrovič]

Hey @LilaQ @avi-screenovate ! It should work now 🥸 At least it works for me 😇 Sorry for fixing this forever 😳

[Toby Loki]

@bring-shrubbery

1. I've just started using this package (v1.0.2), and I still see this error. Would you be able to fix it?
2. Also is there an option to hide/show the tooltip? If not, would you be able to add that feature?

'DefaultTooltipConfig' initializer is inaccessible due to 'internal' protection level

[Antoni Silvestrovič]

@tobyloki Could you provide versions of xcode/macos you use?

[Toby Loki]

I use XCode 12.5.1 and the Mac Mini 2020 with the M1 chip and the latest Big Sur.

[Antoni Silvestrovič]

Ah, my bad, somehow I missed making the initializer itself public.

[Antoni Silvestrovič]

Try again with v1.0.3, should be working now :)

[Antoni Silvestrovič]

@tobyloki Tell me if there are still any issues ;)

[Toby Loki]

I tried it out and it works now. Thanks. I did just have to fix one build error in TooltipConfig.swift by simply removing all the keyword public as shown in the below image, and then it built successfully.

[Antoni Silvestrovič]

Weird that I didn't get this error, but I'll remove those in a bit. Thanks for helping me out solving this issue!