A menu bar app for Freenet for OS X.
- Menu bar icon shows whether or not Freenet is running
- Automatically starts Freenet at login
- Allows users to start and stop Freenet manually
- Provides easy access to the downloads folder
- Built-in Freenet installer with bundled Java package
See the Changelog.md file
See the Acknowledgements file for license and copyright information
Before doing anything, ensure you have the following things on the build machine:
- A 64-bit Intel Mac running OS X 10.10+
- Xcode 7.x+ installed (must have the OS X 10.11 SDK)
DO NOT open FreenetTray.xcodeproj directly! The application requires CocoaPods, which will build the 3rd party library dependencies for you and generate an Xcode workspace for you to use.
First, open a terminal and change directory to the source code location:
$ cd /path/to/mactray/You will then need to install CocoaPods:
$ sudo gem install cocoapodsNow allow CocoaPods to download and build the required 3rd party libraries:
$ pod installCocoapods may take a few minutes, but quickly display build results like this:
Analyzing dependencies
Downloading dependencies
Installing CocoaAsyncSocket <version number>
Installing IYLoginItem <version number>
Generating Pods project
Integrating client project
Now there should be a FreenetTray.xcworkspace file, open it:
$ open FreenetTray.xcworkspace Now you can build and run the application, or archive it for distribution.
When built against the OS X 10.11 SDK, the built application should be fully compatible with 64-bit Intel Macs running OS X 10.8 - OS X 10.11.