remove_setting plugin

This project is a fastlane plugin. To get started with fastlane-plugin-remove_setting, run the following command:

fastlane add_plugin remove_setting

Fastlane plugin to remove settings in an iOS settings bundle

This action removes a specified NSUserDefaults key in the project's Settings.bundle.

remove_setting(
  key: "DevelopmentMode"  
)

This removes the key named DevelopmentMode in the Root.plist in the Settings.bundle.

By default, the action looks for a single .xcodeproj file in the repo, excluding any under Pods. If more than one is present, use the :xcodeproj parameter:

remove_setting(
  xcodeproj: "./MyProject.xcodeproj",
  key: "DevelopmentMode"  
)

remove_setting(
  file: "About.plist",
  key: "DevelopmentMode"  
)

The file argument specifies a file other than Root.plist in the Settings.bundle. If you have multiple projects, keys or files, run the action multiple times.

By default, this action looks for a file called Settings.bundle in the project. To specify a different name for your settings bundle, use the :bundle_name option:

remove_setting(
  key: "DevelopmentMode",
  bundle_name: "MySettings.bundle"
)

Also see the example app and example Fastfile in the repo.

See the examples/RemoveSettingExample subdirectory for a simple example project that makes use of this action.

First build and run the sample project on a simulator or device. Tap 'Open Settings' to view the settings for RemoveSettingExample in the Settings app. You'll see the version number as well as a development mode switch.

Now run Fastlane:

bundle install
bundle exec fastlane test

Run the sample app again. Tap 'Open Settings' again to see the updated settings. The development mode switch should no longer be visible.

To run both the tests, and code style validation, run

rake

To automatically fix many of the styling issues, use

rubocop -a

For any other issues and feedback about this plugin, please submit it to this repository.

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