ios-10 Xcode Plugins that developers can use

6IOS developers can use theTena Xcode plugin7 8  the/ A/ ,iOS, tools and resources iOS, Xcode9Share to: ATenThis article by Bole Online-Humin translation, Huang Li-min school draft. without permission, no reprint!  One English Source: code.tutsplus.com. Welcome to join the translation team.  A 1. Xcodecolors: Adding colors to the Xcode console - 2. Xtodo: This plugin not only highlights TODO, Fixme,???, but also highlights!!!Notes - 3. Backlight: Highlight the line that is currently being edited the 4. CocoaPods Plugins: Dependency Management Assistant - 5. Accodesnippetrepository: Synchronizing the code to the GIT repository - 6. Gitdiff: The difference between Xcode highlighting the current and last commit - 7. Ksimagenamed: auto-complete picture name + 8. Peckham: More convenient to import header files - 9. Fuzzyautocomplete: auto-complete + Ten. Dash: This is not a repeat of the introduction, see here: http://top.jobbole.com/347/ A an appropriate plug-in architecture can mean a completely different IDE. Sublime text and textmate are good examples. Do you know that Xcode also supports plugins? I wouldn't be surprised if you didn't, and Apple didn't put too much effort into this part of the ad Xcode. In fact, few documents are available to create plugins for Xcode.  at  - Fortunately, this does not prevent developers from developing plugins for Xcode. The wide range of plugins makes Xcode's work easier and more enjoyable, filling the blank areas left by Apple. In this quick tip, I'll show you some of the plugins I use every day.  -  - Alcatraz -  -Installing the Xcode plugin is often painful, but using Alcatraz is no longer the case. Earlier this year, Alcatraz reached an important milestone,1.0, and now it's compatible with XCODE5. If you haven't installed Alcatraz yet, I encourage you to do so first.  in  - 1. Xcodecolors to  + Xcodecolors is a plugin developed by Robbie Hanson, which adds color to the console of Xcode. This plug-in and cocoalumberjack combination is particularly useful, it is a great log library, is also written by Robbie. This combination has been my real lifesaver for years, making debugging easier, better, and colourful. If you would like to learn more about xcodecolors and cocoalumberjack, please read this quick tip.  -  the  *  $ 2. XtodoPanax Notoginseng  -This plugin not only highlights Todo,fixme,???, as well!!! Comments, also present them in the convenience list.  the  +  A  the 3. Backlight +  - Some plugins may seem trivial or simple, but it's great if you agree with their value. Backlight is such a plugin. All it does is highlight the line that is currently being edited. It's very simple and useful.  $  $  -  - 4. CocoaPods the  - Cocoapods is the fact that iOS and OS X are developed by the dependency manager. If you haven't used cocoapods, I encourage you to try it once. This tutorial can get you started in 10 minutes. Wuyi  the Xcode also has a cocoapods plugin that makes it easier to integrate cocoapods. The Cocoapods plugin adds a cocoapods menu to the Xcode product menu. If you don't like the command line, then you will love this plugin.  -  Wu  - 5. Accodesnippetreposito About  $ like a plug-in that manages Xcode, it's not easy to manage code snippets in Xcode. Arnaud Coomans shared this opinion and created a nice plugin that synchronizes Xcode's code snippets with a git repository.  -  -  -  A The beauty is that the code snippets you have manually added in Xcode will not be changed. Importing a snippet from a git repository only takes a few clicks. It's also a smart way to back up your code snippets, or if you're using multiple machines, this gives them a central location.  +  the   -  $ 6. Gitdiff the  the The graphical user interface makes git less scary for developers. While the program like the tower and Sourcetree is great, I often wonder what changes I have in the files currently working in the Xcode code Editor. This Gitdiff plugin makes it all possible and how great.  the  the It is a subtle reinforcement of the Xcode code Editor, plus enough visible information to understand what has changed since the last commit.  -  in  the  the 7. Ksimagenamed About  theAuto-completion is great, especially if you're writing objective-C. Wouldn't it be great if Xcode could auto-complete the file name? The name of the file than the image.  the  the The ksimagenamed plugin created by Kent Sutherland did just that. It will not only save you time, it will ensure that typos are the thing of the past.  +  -  the 8. PeckhamBayi  the Adding import statements is sometimes annoying. If you need to import a pod header file, for example, then Xcode's AutoComplete feature will not work for you. The Peckham plugin solves this problem.  the  -Press command-control-P, enter a few letters of the header file you want to find, and select it in the list of options given by the plugin. This is a great complement to Xcode's auto-complete feature.  -  the  the 9. Fuzzyautocomplete the  the when it comes to auto-completion, most iOS and OS X developers are already relying on Xcode's powerful auto-completion capabilities. However, the completion of Xcode is not perfect, and you don't always give the advice you expect or want.  -  the Jack Chen and Leszek La?yński have created the Fuzzyautocomplete plugin to replace it. It uses Xcode for its fast-open algorithm, which does a great job in pattern matching. It works very, very well.  the  the 94 Ten. Xcode's Dash the  the Dash is a great piece of software for browsing documents. I use it every day. What I prefer is that it's integrated into Xcode, thanks to its Xcode plugin. You may yij know that you can press and hold the option key to click the symbol in the Xcode editor to jump to the document. However, I'm not a big fan of Xcode's document browser, which is where the dash plugin works.  the 98 The plugin opens Xcode's document browser instead of Dash if you hold down the option key to click on the symbol. Not only is dash speed very fast, it also integrates Cocoadocs. For example, if you hold down the option key to click the Afnetworking library method, Dash displays the document for that method. I love this feature.  About  - 101 102 Conclusion103 104Xcode's plug-in architecture is one of the most underrated aspects of Apple's popular IDE (Xcode). It's not simple to create a Xcode plugin that doesn't have legitimate documentation, but I encourage you to at least try the plugins listed in my post. There are also dozens of other Xcode plugins. Which plugin do you use to get your work done? Or have you created one of your own?

ios-10 Xcode Plugins that developers can use