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Version 1.1.0
CI-Service
This version will allow you to decide if you would like to use a CI-Service config template.
Currently Travis CI
and GitLab CI
are supported.
Arguments
SwiftKit now supports arguments when launched. Following arguments are supported:
Long parameter | Short parameter | Description |
---|---|---|
--destination |
-d |
Where the generated Kit should be saved πΎ |
--project |
-p |
The project name of your Kit π£ |
--name |
-n |
Your name π¨βπ» |
--email |
-e |
Your email address π« |
--url |
-u |
The repository url π |
--ci-service |
-c |
The CI-Service π (1=Travis CI , 2=GitLab CI ) |
--organization |
-o |
The name of your organization π’ |
--organization-identifier |
-i |
The organization identifier π |
--force |
-f |
Generate the Kit without confirmation β |
--open |
-o |
Open the Xcode project after your Kit has been generated π |
Example with all arguments set.
swiftkit new MyAwesomeKit \
--project MyAwesomeKit \
--name SvenTiigi \
--email [email protected] \
--url https://github.com/SvenTiigi/MyAwesomeKit \
--ci-service 1 \
--organization SvenTiigi \
--organization-identifier de.tiigi \
--force \
--open