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For some reason Alfred (v3.3.2) can't find Xcode on my macOS Sierra MBP (10.12.5). I installed Xcode normally via the App Store to /Applications. I also tried to reset the Alfred search scopes, but that didn't help. As far as I can tell, Xcode is the only application that Alfred can't find (aside from the other developer tools in /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Applications)
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iOS Simulator Alfred Workflow A simple workflow for fast access to your iOS Simulators and apps. It saves you time during iOS development when you have to deal with Simulators' folder structure. Installation Download and open file or download from my GitHub account. Usage To trigger the workflow you have to type sims Features Simulators Show applications (⏎ enter). Launch in simulator (alt ⌥ + ⏎ enter). Show number of applications installed (⇧ shift). Reset contents and settings (⌘ cmd + ⏎ ente
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Hi, I wrote this workflow for Resting all your iOS simulators. It also injects some default images (you can add more images to it easily). Also it will restart your iOS simulator, press <cmd> to only reset the simulator. Download Link This is my first workflow, would love some feedback/criticism/suggestions. Cheers!
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Filtered Xcode project only opening with the xc keyword Get it here
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Hi there~ first, watch this I've copied some text on VisualJSON (in Mac Appstore) or other applications too and paste to xcode, but paste doesn't work, but paste to other apps does work. It's only happening on XCode.
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I am working on a new workflow that uses a custom command line binary, written in Objective-C. It's my first stab at writing any C code, and the first time I've ever (seriously) used Xcode. I have the majority of the code written, and it builds just fine for debugging. However, since these builds are only for my MacBook's architecture, I can't distribute them for others to use. How do I create a release build using Xcode? I'm using Xcode 5.0.1 (5A2053) on OS X 10.9 (13A603). If someone could include directions for both command line apps and Cocoa apps, that would be fantastic -
I'm an iOS (and soon MacOS) developer and would love an Alfred workflow to search the Cocoa & Cocoa touch APIs. Has anyone written such a beast? Thanks!
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Something for the developers among you: This workflow adds a repository to your currently active XCode project using CocoaPods. CocoaPods Workflow Those of you unfamiliar with CocoaPods, check out their website.
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I got bored of fighting with Xcode to get to the documentation and look around for stuff so I created a simple workflow. Bulk of the code isn't mine as I got the main applescript here Just pulled it together as its nice to be able to search. Usage docs <keyword> - Searches documentation via XCode. Download http://cl.ly/2R3i0z1X2l2w
