iOS Unhandled Exception

[bashennekam]

On Android everything works fine. But in Xcode I get the following error:
Unhandled Exception: type 'String' is not a subtype of type 'double' #0 InfinityUi.enable (package:infinity_ui/infinity_ui.dart:30:5)

Any idea?

[o4x]

Hi @bashennekam , thanks for the issue report .
Unfortunately, I do not have an Apple device to test this issue. But I added changes that I hope have solved the problem. Please testing it from this repository and let me know.

To add it to your project from this repository,Just add this code to dependencies :

  infinity_ui:
    git:
      url: https://github.com/o4x/infinity_ui.git

[mindthefish]

This is not working for iOS either. You are simply returning if the platform is iOS. So _statusBarHeight is still null.

static Future<List<double>> enable() async {
    if (isEnable || Platform.isIOS) {
      return [_statusBarHeight, _statusLSBarHeight, _navigationBarHeight];
    }
    final sizes = await _channel.invokeMethod('enableInfinity');
    _isEnable = true;
    _statusBarHeight = sizes[0];
    _statusLSBarHeight = sizes[1];
    _navigationBarHeight = sizes[2];
    _sinkChangeController.add([_statusBarHeight, _statusLSBarHeight, _navigationBarHeight]);
    return [_statusBarHeight, _statusLSBarHeight, _navigationBarHeight];
  }

The problem is that await _channel.invokeMethod('enableInfinity');is returning the iOS version as a string and not an array of sizes. So in the current version it returns "14.3".

[o4x]

This project has many problems, I will archive this project soon. It is better to wait for a better solution from Flutter.

[mindthefish]

Thanks for the feedback. I really wanted it to work for its simplicity. Still appreciate your work.

[o4x]

If you want, I will fix this problem and a few other problems after my math test (next week). There is no danger anyway and thank you for feedback.

[mindthefish]

No need to hurry, I found a workaround. Still I will keep track in case there is an update.