xcrun
This is a Python wrapper around the xcrun utility that Apple provides for interacting with the various Xcode developer tools.
simctl
simctl is the tool for interacting with the iOS simulator and is the main focus of this module. The syntax is designed to remain as close to that which would be used on the command line as possible. For example, to list all runtimes on the command line you would do:
xcrun simctl list runtimes
With this module you can print the result of:
xcrun.simctl.listall.runtimes()
Most functions are on the item that they affect. So instead of running something on a device like:
xcrun simctl do_thing <DEVICE_ID> arg1 arg2 ...
You can do this:
iPhone7 = xcrun.simctl.device.from_name("iPhone 7")
iPhone7.do_thing(arg1, arg2, ...)
Testing
To run the tests, all you need to do is run python3 -m tox (can be installed by running python3 -m pip install tox).
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