An iOS Starter Project configured for unit/functional testing and analytics that we use to start our projects at Two Bit Labs
- ARC enabled with Storyboards
- Universal app to support both iPhone and iPad (but easy to disable one or the other)
- A sensible Xcode .gitignore file that works well for multi-person teams
- Libraries are includes as git submodules so you can pull in the latest versions
- AnalyticsKit to support optional integration of analytics providers like TestFlight, Flurry, Apsalar, Localytics, etc... Only the TestFlight SDK is included by default.
- Specta, Expecta, and OCMock to support TDD and BDD style iOS Development with Mock objects
- Example test/spec files to show you how to get started testing
- Seperate unit test and functional test target to separate out fast running tests from slow running tests
- MagicalRecord which makes working with Core Data enjoyable
- Development, Debug, and Release configurations (with support for multiple app id's) so you can install both the developemnt and release versions of the app on your devices side by side
- An NSURLCache configured with sensible memory defaults
- Code that triggers periodic memory warnings in the simulator so your app behaves more like it does on device
- A customized user agent string for UIWebViews
- An app delegate method to enable and disable the network activity indicator that counts the number of callers so it doesn't become disabled until the last caller disables it
cd ~/src # the parent directory you want your new Xcode project created in
bash -e <(curl -Lo- http://bit.ly/ios-starter-project)OR if you've cloned the iOSXcodeStarterProject github repo locally you can just run the script
cd ~/src # the parent directory you want your new Xcode project created in
/path/to/iOSXcodeStarterProject/migrate.sh- Document setting up the functional test scheme after the project is created
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