There are following functionalities available:
Helps to manage Xcode Simulators.
- List of available runtimes
- Delete a runtime
- List of simulators per a runtime
- Create new Simulator for given runtime
- Launch and shutdown a simulator
- Recreate a simulator
- View how much a simulator takes disk space
- Find broken simulators
Helps to manage Xcode + AppCode + Fleet derived data directories.
- View how much disk space taken by derived data per an application
- Delete derived data per an application
Manages SwiftPM cached dependencies at /Library/Caches/org.swift.swiftpm/ directory.
- View the dependencies in local SwiftPM cache
- View a disk space consumption of every dependency
- Open a dependency source web page (GitHub)
- Delete a dependency from the cache
Manages Carthage cached dependencies at /Library/Caches/org.carthage.CarthageKit/ directory.
- View the dependencies in local Carthage cache
- View a disk space consumption of every dependency
- Open a dependency source web page (GitHub)
- Delete a dependency from the cache
- Manage a dependency's derived data
When you connect a real Apple device to macOS (iPhone, Apple watch, Apple TV, etc.) the system copies symbols from it to /Library/Developer/Xcode/iOS DeviceSupport directory.
- View a list of Apple devices the symbols copied from
- View a disk space consumption for every device symbols
- Delete the symbols for given device
When you do archive
action to Xcode (Product
menu) it places a built archive at /Library/Developer/Xcode/Archives/ directory.
- View a list of all archives
- View detailed info for an archive
- Delete an archive
Manages the provision profiles from /Library/MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles directory.
- List of all provisioning profiles
- Detailed info about a provisioning profile
- Delete a provisioning profile
When you use a SwiftUI Preview Xcode feature then Xcode creates a separate Simulator for previewing at /Library/Developer/Xcode/UserData/Previews/Simulator Devices directory.
- List of all simulators for SwiftUI Preview
- View how much disk space taken by a simulator
- Delete a simulator
I'm not sure about this. Something creates the simulators at /Library/Developer/Xcode/UserData/IB Support/Simulator Devices directory.
- List of simulators
- Delete a simulator
Tries to find the issues for Xcode development tools.
- Find broken Xcode simulators
- Find missed/unused/strange simulators logs
The simplest manager for git project.
- View local branches names
- Delete a local branch
- macOS Sonoma (14.5+)
- Xcode Command Line Tools (required)
- Download latest release
- Unzip the release archive
- Move
XDevMan.app
to /Applications/ folder - Launch
XDevMan.app
application - If the app cannot be launched because of signature of untrusted developer, then do the next step
- Allow the system to run the application from not trusted developer
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine XDevMan.app
- Download this repository
- Open
Terminal.app
- Go to the repository sources in
Terminal.app
cd ~/Downloads/xdevman/
- Build the project by running the commands below in
Terminal.app
./make_release.sh
- Find
XDevMan.app.${arch}.zip
under hidden folder ./.build - Unzip the built archive
- Move the app to /Applications/ directory.
- Launch
XDevMan.app
application
- Fastlane runner in
Terminal.app
(lanes from fastlane/Readme.md) - Scipio tool to convert
resolved.json
toPackage.swift
- SwiftPM show dependencies graph as
Podfile.lock
-
Finder
like menu to view files and folders sizes - A separate floating window for app's logs
-
ipa
analyzer (drag and drop) -
*.app
analyzer (drag and drop) -
*.mobileprovision
analyzer (drag and drop) - Unit tests for view's logic
- Unit tests for services
- Get rid of
mocks
inRelease
build