Remember, this is where you cloned the repository. Step 4: Now open the PopcornTimeTV folder on your Desktop. Step 3: With Cocoapods now installed, you will need to run the following commands to ensure that all of the necessary dependencies, libraries and frameworks are downloaded for the PopcornTimeTV project based on the included Podfile that’s part of the directory structure. To install Cocoapods, run the following command via Terminal: Step 2: This particular project has a number of dependencies, which basically means it uses third-party libraries and code that needs to be brought into the project via the Cocoapods dependency manager. Launch Terminal on your Mac and enter the following commands to clone the repo and project files to your Mac’s Desktop folder: In order to get these, you need to clone the latest version of the repository. Step 1: First up, in order to get up and running, you’re going to need to download Popcorn Time app’s project files that are available via a GitHub repository. Step by step instructions are as follows: A USB Type-C to USB Type-A cable for compiling and sideloading it to Apple TV. We recommend getting this one from Amazon here as we have tested and can confirm that it works with Apple TV 4.You can download Xcode 7.3.x for free from. Xcode 8 which is available on the Mac App Store won’t work for now as the code files for Popcorn Time app hasn’t been updated yet for the latest APIs. Access to a Mac running El Capitan or higher.To register for an Apple Developer Account, visit. If you have a full account though, this 7-day limit will be raised to 1-year for re-sideloading. Free account will do as well but it’s important to note that sideloaded app signed using a free developer account will need to be re-sideloaded after every 7 days.

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