Question 1

How do I use Tweaks in a Swift project?

Accepted Answer

In Swift, you must create tweaks programmatically using FBTweak objects, as the macros from FBTweakInline.h are not available. This involves more boilerplate code, so consider using SwiftTweaks for a more native Swift experience.

Question 2

Tweaks or SwiftTweaks: which should I choose?

Accepted Answer

Choose Tweaks for Objective-C projects where macro-based setup is preferred; it's battle-tested by Facebook. Opt for SwiftTweaks if your project is in Swift, as it offers a more idiomatic API and better integration with Swift's type system.

Question 3

Can I use Tweaks for A/B testing in production?

Accepted Answer

No, Tweaks is designed for debug builds and expands to defaults in release, making it unsuitable for production A/B testing. For remote configuration, use dedicated libraries like Firebase Remote Config.

Question 4

How to secure Tweaks so users can't modify values?

Accepted Answer

Tweaks stores values in NSUserDefaults, which can be accessed on jailbroken devices. To secure, restrict tweak UI to debug builds only and avoid exposing sensitive parameters; there's no built-in encryption.

Question 5

How to set up Tweaks with CocoaPods?

Accepted Answer

Add 'Tweaks' to your Podfile and run pod install. Ensure your Xcode configurations are set correctly for debug and release builds to enable conditional compilation, as noted in the README.

Question 6

Does Tweaks work with React Native or Flutter?

Accepted Answer

No, Tweaks is iOS-specific and designed for native Objective-C/Swift code. For cross-platform frameworks, you'd need to bridge to native code or use alternative debugging tools.

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