Dynavity

Setting up XcodeGen

This project uses XcodeGen to generate Xcode project files. As such, a prerequisite is to install XcodeGen.

1. Install XcodeGen

brew install XcodeGen

2. Create a copy of Dynavity/settings.yml.sample named Dynavity/settings.yml.

cp Dynavity/settings.yml.sample Dynavity/settings.yml

3. Open Dynavity/settings.yml and replace DEVELOPMENT_TEAM and PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER with your Team ID and a unique product bundle identifier respectively. One way to get your Team ID is by going to the Build settings in Xcode, choosing your team, then viewing the source file of project.pbxproj.

You can now generate your project settings by navigating to the directory containing project.yml, and executing xcodegen.

Automating project files generation

To automate the process, the following githooks can be added so that the xcodegen command will be executed on checkouts / pulls.

Warning: The following commands will overwrite whatever githooks you previously had for post-checkout and post-merge.

Assuming you are at the root directory of the repository, execute the following commands:

echo -e '#!/bin/sh\nxcodegen --spec Dynavity/project.yml --use-cache' > .git/hooks/post-checkout

chmod +x .git/hooks/post-checkout

echo -e '#!/bin/sh\nxcodegen --spec Dynavity/project.yml --use-cache' > .git/hooks/post-merge

chmod +x .git/hooks/post-merge

Setting up CocoaPods

CocoaPods is used to manage third-party dependencies such as Firebase. Before opening the project in Xcode, run the following command in the project root directory (Dynavity/).

pod install

Please take note of the following to avoid issues when building the project:

• Once pod install is done, do not re-run xcodegen. If you need to do so, re-run pod install after each xcodegen.
• Open the project in Xcode using only Dynavity.xcworkspace and not Dynavity.xcodeproj.