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I like the concept. I maintain something similar [0], a daemon-backed supervisor where each task is one command in its own PTY (builds, servers, agent sessions), rather than a pers…

What's wrong with `imessage-exporter`? https://github.com/ReagentX/imessage-exporter

I love the concept of lexical differential highlighting [0] (discussed here [1]). It makes reading math so much easier, especially in dense code. However I don't know of any editor…

I ran into this issue recently [0]. Apparently the integrated VSCode terminal sets its own (very high) cap by default, but other shells don't, so all of my testing in the VSCode sh…

Semi-related, one of the `imessage-exporter` contributors provided a great write-up on reverse engineering the handwritten and digital touch message protobufs [0]. The reconstructe…

The plist is probably a binary plist (header bytes `bplist00`) generated by NSKeyedArchiver, and then the specific data you need is encoded inside. Edited iMessages are stored in t…

iMessage uses a very strange amalgamation of typedstream (message content), keyed archives (app messages, sticker data), and protobufs (Digital Touch, handwriting) for different fe…

Apple provides Messages for Business [0], but if you have a machine that can read the iMessages as they come in, you could use the library [1] that powers `imessage-exporter` as a …

Yes, or use the entry api: https://doc.rust-lang.org/beta/std/collections/hash_map/enum...

If you want something a bit more robust and cross-platform, including support for the undocumented TypedStream-stored text data, you can use my open source software: https://github…

"666" is a slang term: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Internet_slang

You can probably do this using the library: https://docs.rs/imessage-database/latest/imessage_database/

The California Poppy release [0] of `imessage-exporter` is the biggest update yet. Most notably, it implements a novel `typedstream` deserializer [1], allowing it to understand the…

Awesome to see someone using my library [0] in the wild! Very cool use case. [0]: https://github.com/ReagentX/imessage-exporter

Cheers! It was fun to build.