kodecocodes / myrwtutorial

A reusable starter project for raywenderlich.com tutorials

iOS Sample App

This project is a barebones Xcode 14 application that sets up some of the basics according to standards for raywenderlich.com tutorial sample projects. Such things include:

• Sets the tab width to 2 spaces throughout the project
• Removes some cruft from default files (primarily AppDelegate)
• Removes the default ViewController from the project and Main.storyboard
• Has the LaunchScreen.xib and app icons already set up
• Has the correct company name, bundle identifier, and code signing definitions (none)
• Defaults new files to use the correct copyright information

How To Use This

First, download a zip archive of the repo from Github.com:

Tutorial sample projects should not include a git repo, so please do not clone this repo and then start making modifications as the sample project.

After downloading and unzipping the skeleton project, several pieces should be changed to unique values such that they are relevant to the tutorial under development, including:

• Select project in project navigator and rename the project
  • Xcode will prompt to rename targets and other metafiles as well - select all of them
• Change the bundle identifier
• Change the scheme name
• Rename the top-level directory (the one that contains the .xcodeproj file)
• Select your target, open the Build Settings tab and set the path of the Development Assets to YourProjectName/Preview\ Content.
• Also, under the Build Settings of your target, go to Packaging and set the path of the Info.plist file to YourProjectName/Info.plist.

Credits

Huge props to Scott Berrevoets for coming up with this idea and creating the project, and to Richard Critz for developing the FILEHEADER macro to automatically set the copyright.

myrwtutorial's Issues

Update copyright if needed

It should now read 2023 Kodeco Inc.

And while I'm at it, if we specify the bundle identifier anywhere then that should still be com.yourcompany rather than com.kodeco to make sure that we are able to use it for own current and future apps.

(sorry, I don't understand how xcode files work or where they live.)

Bump Copyright to 2021?

Copyright in source files is 2020. I imagine this should get incremented now? (Not sure if this is something a macro should automatically do, but I just tried downloading and opening and it still says 2020.)

2018 Copyright

Copyright in AppDelegate.swift and FILEHEADER macro are 2017