Accessing the Document Directory in iOS

Aug 29, 2021#技术 #iOS106

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This article discusses how to access the Document Directory in iOS files by setting LSSupportsOpeningDocumentsInPlace to YES and UIFileSharingEnabled to YES in the Plist file. This allows access to the app's Documents directory from the system's Files app. However, it should be noted that this directory will disappear if the app is deleted.

title: Accessing Document Directory in iOS Files
tags:
- Technology
- iOS
date: 2021-08-30 13:31#

Accessing Document Directory in iOS Files #

Starting from iOS 11, by setting LSSupportsOpeningDocumentsInPlace to YES and UIFileSharingEnabled to YES in the Plist, you can access the Documents directory of your app from the system's Files app.

Here's how it works:
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When you open the "Files" app on your device and go to "On My iPhone", you will see the apps that have enabled this feature.

Note: This directory is the "Documents" directory of the app, so it will disappear when the app is deleted.

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iOS File Sharing