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How to load top level view from xib in macOS

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How to load top level view from xib in macOS

Issue #171

var views: NSArray?
NSNib(nibNamed: NSNib.Name("ProfileView"), bundle: nil)?.instantiate(withOwner: nil, topLevelObjects: &views)
let profileView = views!.compactMap({ $0 as? ProfileView }).first!
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