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Xcode extension for adding imports from anywhere in the code ☝️
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README.md

Import ☝️

Xcode extension for adding imports from anywhere in the code

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Why?

Because sometimes you are on 300th line of code and scrolling up just to add an import is a waste of time. This was built to replace Peckham, as  decided to drop support for Xcode plugins in Xcode 8.

Installation Guide (Xcode 8 / OSX 10.11+)

  • close Xcode
  • (OSX 10.11 only) sudo /usr/libexec/xpccachectl
  • download the Import app
  • unzip and copy to Applications folder
  • run (right click + open)
  • (optional) click on Install Key Bindings to install ⌘ + ctrl + P binding
  •  -> System Preferences... -> Extensions -> All -> Enable Import
  • open Xcode
  • select a source file
  • check if Editor -> Import -> ☝️ is there
  • WIN

Usage

Import uses Xcode's autocomplete, this works best when written inside a function / a method

  • type: import MODULE_NAME (#import "HEADER_NAME.h" in Obj-C) as you normally would
  • press ⌘ + ctrl + P or alternatively Editor -> Import -> ☝️

Supported languages

  • Swift
  • Objective-C
  • C++
  • C

License

MIT, see LICENSE