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Help with Lua for Android and iOS

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Email

renatojobal@gmail.com

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Source code and bug reports

github.com/renatojobal/LuaMultiplatform

Lua is not showing any moon data

Almost always this is the location permission. Every figure Lua shows is derived from where you are, so without a position there is nothing to display.

• iOS — Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services → Lua, and choose “While Using the App”.
• Android — Settings → Apps → Lua → Permissions → Location, and allow it.

If you granted the permission while Lua was already open, reopen the app so it can ask again.

Why does Lua want my location at all?

Moonrise, moonset and the golden hour all happen at different times depending on where you are standing. Your coordinates never leave your device — the whole calculation happens inside the app. The privacy policy sets out exactly what that means.

The times look wrong

Check that your device's time zone is set correctly, and that the location Lua has is where you actually are. If both look right and the numbers still seem off, email me with your approximate location and what you expected — that is enough for me to reproduce it.

Reporting a bug

Useful things to include: your device and OS version, the version of Lua, what you did, what you expected, and what happened instead. A screenshot is worth a lot. Send it to the email above or open an issue on GitHub.

Requesting a feature

Please do — the feedback form is the best place, and I read all of it.