You can open your app’s window on top of all other open application windows with the below code:
windowController?.showWindow(self)
NSApp.activate(ignoringOtherApps: true)
For example, in my app––Presentify––when you click on ‘Preferences’, the Settings window opens up on top of all other
applications. With just windowController?.showWindow(self), the window would open fine, but it won’t be visible to the
user if other apps are open.
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For me personally, it is a mixed feeling working from home. On one hand, I have the flexibility with when to work and when not to but on the other hand, it is sometimes hard for me to find that fine line between work and life. There are days when I keep working even after office hours without realizing that I have got my life wife too :)
Adding Global Keyboard Shortcuts to your macOS app can be a pain as there isn’t a Cocoa API for the same. You would have to rely on the old, most of which are deprecated, Carbon API.
You can quit or exit an app with:NSApp.terminate(self)
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