you can use a process class

this is already how my code is structured. I got this same response from chat gpt it still doesn't solve the contentview() scope error that I get in the App.swift file

The error doesn’t get generated in this file aka the ContentView.swift file but instead xcode brings up the default App.swift file(in my case its Mac_GPTApp.swift) and shows a “Cannot find ContentView() in scope” error for the line ContentView().

@eskimo @Polyphonic UPDATE: here is my updated code that some of you were requesting. I have the updated methods implemented but im getting the error "Cannot convert return expression of type 'Double' to return type 'String?'" import Foundation class RAMUsage { let processInfo = ProcessInfo.processInfo func getRAM() { let physicalMemory = processInfo.physicalMemory let formatter = ByteCountFormatter() formatter.countStyle = .memory let formattedMemoryUsage = formatter.string(fromByteCount: Int64(physicalMemory)) parseAndPrint(formattedMemoryUsage: formattedMemoryUsage) } func parseAndPrint(formattedMemoryUsage: String) { print("Formatted RAM usage: \(formattedMemoryUsage)") if let gigsOfRAM = parseFormattedRAMUsage(formattedUsage: formattedMemoryUsage) { print("RAM Usage in Gigabytes: \(gigsOfRAM) GB") } else { print("Could not retrieve or parse RAM usage") } } func parseFormattedRAMUsage(formattedUsage: String) -> Double? { let scanner = Scanner(string: formattedUsage) var value: Double = 0.0 var unit: NSString? if let scannedValue = scanner.scanDouble(representation: .decimal) { value = scannedValue func scanCharacters(from set: CharacterSet) -> String? { if let unitString = unit as String?, unitString.lowercased() == "GB" { print("Parsed RAM Usage: \(value) GB") return value } else { print("could not parse and return value") } } return nil } } }

im running into the exact same issue. I'm on Sonoma and on Xcode 15

thank you!

Hi friends, I was able to fix this issue by going to Xcode, settings, platforms, and simply un installing iOS 17.4 runtime and reinstalling it then re-launching Xcode and cleaning the build folder, it solved the issue.

@Claude31 so My .onAppear should be called in the same place as my List()? since it’s in my ZStack?

Thank you that is very helpful! Yeah I am using a lot of the default code that is included with WidgetKit and didn’t even bother to check that out. I’ll definitely get rid of the excess example widget default code aswell 👍