xcode-toolbox
A CLI tool which aims to provide a convenient operation toolbox on XCode project. It's faster and cleaner than xed. You can use it to:
(1) Open XCode project or workspace.
(2) Remove project's derived data, or just the Build or Index folder.
(3) [WIP] Force kill XCode process.
(4) [WIP] Generate Objective-C function signatures.
The argument path is a path to the directory containing at least 1 .xcodeproj or .xcworkspace file, default
to the current directory. .xcworkspace has higher priority than .xcodeproj.
Installation
pip3 install xcode-toolbox
Requirements
- Python 3.6+
- requests
- click
Usage
Usage: xc [OPTIONS] [PATH]
A CLI tool which aims to provide a convenient operation toolbox on XCode
project. It's faster and cleaner than `xed`. You can use it to: (1) open
XCode project or workspace. (2) remove project's derived data. (3) [WIP]
force kill XCode process. (4) [WIP] generate Objective-C function
signatures.
The argument `path` is a path to the directory containing at least 1
`.xcodeproj` or `.xcworkspace` file, default to the current directory.
`.xcworkspace` has higher priority than `.xcodeproj`.
Contribute: https://github.com/zlrs/xcode-opener
Options:
--rm-all Remove the project's derived data in
~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData.
--rm-build Similar to --rm-all, but only remove the `Build` subdirectory.
--rm-index Similar to --rm-all, but only remove the `Index` subdirectory.
--help Show this message and exit.
Example
- open a XCode project or workspace
- specify folder explicitly
git clone git@github.com:SDWebImage/SDWebImage.git ~/GitHub xc ~/GitHub/SDWebImage/Examples
- open project/workspace of current folder without parameters
git clone git@github.com:SDWebImage/SDWebImage.git cd SDWebImage/Examples xc
- clear project derived folder
# remove project's index from derived data
xc <Path> --rm-index
# remove project's build from derived data
xc <Path> --rm-build
#remove project's all derived data
xc <Path> --rm-all
Todo features
- toolbox subcommands
-
killsubcommand. To kill all running XCode processes, equivalent to the following shell command.
kill $(ps aux | grep 'Xcode' | awk '{print $2}')
-
findsubcommand. Find a source file/project file(s) under the given directory tree. - generate Objective-C method signature.
-
- clear XCode project index folder
- clear XCode project derivedData folder
Contribution
Comments, pull requests or other kind of contributions are welcome!
Also if you have any requirements or you encounter any bugs, feel free to open an issue or create a pull request!
LICENSE
MIT @ zlrs
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