xcproj is a command line tool for manipulating Xcode project files. It doesn’t do much yet. It also serves as a testbed for XCDUndocumentedChecker.
xcproj works with Xcode 5 and 6. Xcode 4 support has been discontinued.
brew install xcproj
To install the xcproj tool in /usr/local/bin run the following command, with sudo if required:
xcodebuild -target xcproj install DSTROOT=/
If you want to install xcproj in a custom location, e.g. ~/bin, run the following command:
xcodebuild -target xcproj install DSTROOT=/ INSTALL_PATH=~/bin
xcproj [options] <action> [arguments]
Options:
-h, --help Show this help text and exit
-V, --version Show program version and exit
-p, --project Path to an Xcode project (*.xcodeproj file). If not specified, the project in the current working directory is used
-t, --target Name of the target. If not specified, the first target is used
Actions:
* list-targets
List all the targets in the project
* list-headers [All|Public|Project|Private] (default=Public)
List headers from the `Copy Headers` build phase
* read-build-setting <build_setting>
Evaluate a build setting and print its value. If the build setting does not exist, nothing is printed
* write-build-setting <build_setting> <value>
Assign a value to a build setting. If the build setting does not exist, it is added to the target
* add-xcconfig <xcconfig_path>
Add an xcconfig file to the project and base all configurations on it
* add-resources-bundle <bundle_path>
Add a bundle to the project and in the `Copy Bundle Resources` build phase
* touch
Rewrite the project file
- xcproj relies on the DevToolsCore private framework. Although great care has been taken, it might stop working when you upgrade Xcode.
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