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Xcodeproj-sort provides a simple script to sort the objects in your .xcodeproj file. The script modifies the file and prints a message only if the file is modified, which makes it good for use in a pre-commit hook.
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 Dependencies

Runtime

~> 1.0
~> 1.5.9
 Project Readme

xcodeproj-sort-pre-commit-hook

A pre-commit hook that sorts your xcodeproj file.

What is it?

This repo provides a ready to use pre-commit hook for automatically sorting your Xcode project. The hook looks for files ending in .pbxproj that have been modified and sorts their project group hierarchy automatically using the Xcodeproj gem. The effect is that the sort leaves your project file modified if it's not sorted, so that pre-commit won't allow the unsorted file to go through.

Usage

If you haven't set up pre-commit, check out pre-commit's installation docs first.

Add the following to your .pre-commit-config.yaml:

-   repo: git://github.com/noahsark769/xcodeproj-sort-pre-commit-hook
    sha: v1.1.2
    hooks:
    - id: xcodeproj-sort
      args: [--groups-position=above]

Then, run:

pre-commit install

Options

Use the --groups-position option to specify the position of groups in the sort:

  • above: Positions groups above objects in the sort
  • below: Positions groups below objects in the sort

The default is to interleave groups and objects in the sort.

Running manually

The code runs in a rubygem which is built by pre-commit. To run a sort manually outside of pre-commit, install the gem locally:

gem install xcodeproj-sort

Then, run the gem with the project file as an argument:

xcodeproj-sort MyProject.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj

Contributing

I use this in the development of Trestle and CIFilter.io, but your mileage might vary. If you notice a bug or have a feature request, please open a github issue or submit a pull request. It's best to open issues first so that work isn't duplicated.

Also, feel free to reach out on Twitter if you have any questions.

Development

After closing the repo, you can run make install to build the gem and install locally, after which xcodeproj-sort should be in your path.