🛠 X-SwiftFormat

🔗 Download X-SwiftFormat 0.9.5 (β95)

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1) Open X-SwiftFormat

X-SwiftFormat works as Xcode Extension to format your swift code. You will need to open this once to activate it 👍

a) You case use the Preview to see the format running in the app 🦾

b) You can export a configuration file (.swift-format) to use later 🖥

2) Enable X-SwiftFormat

Open System Preferences ▸ Extensions ▸ Xcode Source Editor and make sure X-SwiftFormat is selected ✅

3) Use X-SwiftFormat

Open Xcode and use the Format Swift Code command in Xcode's Editor menu 🚀

4) Add X-SwiftFormat Shortcut

Open System Preferences, click on Keyboard and switch to the Shortcuts tab. Select App Shortcuts, then hit the + button. Select Xcode, enter Format Swift Code and set your Shortcut.👏

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Installing Apple Swift Format (Xcode or Mint)

a) Using Xcode

if you are using Xcode 11.4 (Swift 5.2), you can check out and build swift-format using the following commands:

git clone -b swift-5.2-branch https://github.com/apple/swift-format.git
cd swift-format
swift build

You should see this

[207/207] Linking swift-format

👍👍👍

b) Using Mint

If you dint have Homebrew, install here

brew install mint
mint install apple/swift-format@swift-5.2-branch

You should see this

🌱 Cloning swift-format swift-5.2-branch
🌱 Resolving package
🌱 Building package
🌱 Installed swift-format swift-5.2-branch
🌱 Linked swift-format swift-5.2-branch to /usr/local/bin

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Command Line Usage

swift-format -v
0.0.1

Command	Description
swift-format swift	Display formatted code
swift-format -i file.swift	Overwrites formatted code
swift-format -r folder	Format all files in a folder
swift-format -r -i folder	Format all files in a folder and overwrites

Check more info here: https://github.com/apple/swift-format

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