This template helps you create MacOS menu bar applications easily. It offers you the structure and guidelines so you don’t have to start from scratch. You can focus on adding your features rather than dealing with complex setups.
- Pre-configured Xcode project for swift development.
- Simple navigation that enhances user experience.
- Easily customizable interface.
- Built-in support for MacOS 13 and above.
- Utilizes SwiftUI for modern UI design.
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Download: Visit this page to download the template.
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Install Xcode: Make sure you have Xcode installed on your Mac. You can download Xcode from the Mac App Store.
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Open the Project: Once downloaded, locate the
.xcodeprojfile in your downloads folder. Double-click to open it in Xcode. -
Customize Your App: Modify the project files to include features relevant to your app. Use the example code provided to guide your edits.
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Build and Run: Click the play button in Xcode to build and run your application. Ensure your project is set to run on a simulator or your Mac.
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Test Your App: Observe how your app behaves in the menu bar. Make any adjustments as needed to improve functionality or appearance.
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Distribute Your App: When you are satisfied with your app, prepare it for distribution through the App Store or share it directly with others.
- MacOS 13 or later.
- Xcode 16 or later.
- Swift 6 or later.
- Explore SwiftUI components to design your app. Use Text, Image, and Button elements to create a rich user interface.
- Adjust the app’s settings in the
Info.plistfile to change the app name and icon as desired. - Test different configurations for your menu items to enhance user interaction.
If you encounter any issues or have questions, feel free to raise an issue in the repository. The community as well as the creator can provide guidance.
This template was created to support developers who want a head start in building menu bar applications on MacOS. Thank you for exploring and contributing to further improvement.
To get started, visit this page to download.