A linter tool to normalize .xib
and .storyboard
files. Inspired by realm/SwiftLint
$ brew install iblinter
$ mint install IBDecodable/IBLinter
pod 'IBLinter'
This will download the IBLinter binaries and dependencies in Pods/
during your next
pod install
execution and will allow you to invoke it via ${PODS_ROOT}/IBLinter/bin/iblinter
in your Script Build Phases.
You can build from source by cloning this repository and running
$ make install
iblinter
will be installed in /usr/local/bin
.
You can see all description by iblinter --help
$ iblinter --help
USAGE: iblinter <subcommand>
OPTIONS:
--version Show the version.
-h, --help Show help information.
SUBCOMMANDS:
lint (default) Print lint warnings and errors
See 'iblinter help <subcommand>' for detailed help.
Add a Run Script Phase
to integrate IBLinter with Xcode
if which iblinter >/dev/null; then
iblinter lint
else
echo "warning: IBLinter not installed, download from https://github.com/IBDecodable/IBLinter"
fi
Alternatively, if you've installed IBLinter via CocoaPods the script should look like this:
"${PODS_ROOT}/IBLinter/bin/iblinter"
IBLinter requires Swift5.0 runtime. Please satisfy at least one of following requirements.
Swift 5 Runtime Support for Command Line Tools
from More Downloads for Apple DevelopersAll rules are documented in Rules.md
Pull requests are encouraged.
You can configure IBLinter by adding a .iblinter.yml
file from project root directory.
key | description |
---|---|
enabled_rules |
Enabled rules id. |
disabled_rules |
Disabled rules id. |
excluded |
Path to ignore for lint. |
included |
Path to include for lint. |
custom_module_rule |
Custom module rule configs. |
use_base_class_rule |
Use base class rule configs. |
view_as_device_rule |
View as device rule configs. |
You can configure custom_module
rule by CustomModuleConfig
list.
key | description |
---|---|
module |
Module name. |
included |
Path to *.swift classes of the module for custom_module lint. |
excluded |
Path to ignore for *.swift classes of the module for custom_module lint. |
You can configure use_base_class
rule by UseBaseClassConfig
list.
key | description |
---|---|
element_class |
Element class name. |
base_classes |
Base classes of the element class. |
Note: UseBaseClassRule does not work for classes that inherit base class. You need to add all classes to base_classes
to check.
You can configure view_as_device
rule by ViewAsDeviceConfig
. If there are no config, device_id
is set as retina4_7
.
key | description |
---|---|
device_id |
Device id for device. |
appx. Table of mapping device name to device_id
(on Xcode 10.2
)
device name | device id |
---|---|
iPhone 4s |
retina3_5 |
iPhone SE |
retina4_0 |
iPhone 8 |
retina4_7 |
iPhone 8 Plus |
retina5_5 |
iPhone XS |
retina5_9 |
iPhone XR |
retina6_1 |
iPhone XS Max |
retina6_5 |
You can configure use_trait_collections
rule by UseTraitCollectionsConfig
. If there is no config then use_trait_collections is set to true
key | description |
---|---|
enabled | true |
You can configure hides_bottom_bar
rule by HidesBottomBarConfig
list.
key | description |
---|---|
excluded_view_controllers |
Controller's class name to ignore hides_bottom_bar rule. |
enabled_rules:
- relative_to_margin
- use_trait_collections
- hides_bottom_bar
- has_single_view_controller
- has_initial_view_controller
disabled_rules:
- custom_class_name
excluded:
- Carthage
- App
included:
- App/Views
custom_module_rule:
- module: UIComponents
included:
- UIComponents/Classes
excluded:
- UIComponents/Classes/Config/Generated
use_base_class_rule:
- element_class: UILabel
base_classes:
- PrimaryLabel
- SecondaryLabel
view_as_device_rule:
device_id: retina4_0
use_trait_collections_rule:
enabled: false
hides_bottom_bar_rule:
excluded_view_controllers:
- FirstViewController
- SecondViewController