If you plan to use these, please ensure all project changes committed to git, so you can do a clean reset on the changes it performs in event of an error.
Clone this repo and symlink scripts in ./bin to somewhere in your $PATH.
They use the Ruby gem https://github.com/CocoaPods/Xcodeproj/ you will need to
install Ruby and the gem yourself.
As the project is experimental it is not polished to a user friendly state, but you are encouraged to use the ideas and build cool tools with them. I honestly can't believe this isn't something XCode just does anyway, so hopefully that'll happen.
Bash script to extract class, struct, enum, protocol, extension from a file and create new files for each.
The files are then added to the ${project_name}.xcodeproject and build target, so the project will compile immediately with no additional manual steps.
Usage:
xcproj-extract <project_name> <swift_file><project_name> will be used for:
- Location of:
<project_name>.xcodeproj - Source Group:
<project_name> - Build Target:
<project_name>
The file will be shown in fzf and you must select the start and end line of
each code definition you want to extract. You may extract any that are
in the file at once. If the definition is at the beginning or end of the file,
you must still select the start and end of it. The script will exit early if it
does not get an even number of lines selected.
TAB is used to select/de-select a line, and Enter is used to confirm your selections, Esc quits. Default fzf keyboard bindings are used.
xcproj-extract uses xcproj-add-ref so it will need to find its location in your $PATH
Add file(s) to a XCode project, they will be added to a source group and target/build phase. The source group is also sorted.
Usage:
xcproj-add-ref <project name> <files> [files...]<project_name> will be used for:
- Location of:
<project_name>.xcodeproj - Source Group:
<project_name> - Build Target:
<project_name>
Licensed under GPL.