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Develop Swift/iOS projects using VSCode.
The long-term goal is to make VSCode as a viable alternative to Xcode for iOS development, by integrating open-source tools such as swift-format, swiftlint, xcodebuild, xcrun, xcode-build-server, sourcekit-lsp, and so on into VSCode.
- ✅ Autocomplete — setup autocomplete using xcode-build-server
- 🛠️ Build & Run — build and run application using xcodebuild
- 💅🏼 Format — format files using swift-format or other formatter of your choice
- 📱 Simulator — manage iOS simulators
- 📱 Devices — run iOS applications on iPhone or iPad
- 🛠️ Tools — manage essential iOS development tools using Homebrew
- 🪲 Debug — debug iOS applications using CodeLLDB
- ✅ Tests — run tests on simulators and devices
💡 If you have any ideas, please open an issue or start a discussion on the SweetPad GitHub repository.
- 🍏 MacOS — Other platforms are currently not supported
- 📱 Xcode — Required for building and running iOS apps via
xcodebuild
All notable changes to the "sweetpad" extension you can find in the CHANGELOG.md.
This extension is licensed under the MIT License.
