Deal with obsessive compulsive issues of programmers in Objective-C.
Eventually, the goal of OBCD is to become to Objective-C what Rubocop is to Ruby. So far it does one useful thing: help you fix the comment style on top of .h and .m files. For example, it can tell you that the name of the file in that comment doesn't match the actual file name.
gem install obcd
obcd help
$ obcd --path=spec/fixtures find HeaderStyle
HeaderStyle/WrongExtension.m: 1 violation
/Users/artsy/HeaderStyle/WrongExtension.m:2:1: warning: HeaderStyle: Filename extension doesn't match, expected .m, got .h.
HeaderStyle/WrongFilename.h: 1 violation
/Users/artsy/HeaderStyle/WrongExtension.h:2:1: warning: HeaderStyle: Expected header to include file name, instead got // ThisFilenameIsWrong.h.
Found 2 violations.
$ obcd --path=spec/fixtures find SpectaFocus
SpectaFocus/FocusedSpec.m: 5 violations
/Users/artsy/SpectaFocus/FocusedSpec.m:5:1: warning: SpectaFocus: Unexpected fcontext(…) found.
/Users/artsy/SpectaFocus/FocusedSpec.m:6:1: warning: SpectaFocus: Unexpected fdescribe(…) found.
/Users/artsy/SpectaFocus/FocusedSpec.m:7:1: warning: SpectaFocus: Unexpected fexample(…) found.
/Users/artsy/SpectaFocus/FocusedSpec.m:9:1: warning: SpectaFocus: Unexpected fit(…) found.
/Users/artsy/SpectaFocus/FocusedSpec.m:11:1: warning: SpectaFocus: Unexpected fspecify(…) found.
SpectaFocus/InconsistentlyFormattedSpec.m: 2 violations
/Users/artsy/SpectaFocus/InconsistentlyFormattedSpec.m:4:1: warning: SpectaFocus: Unexpected fdescribe(…) found.
/Users/artsy/SpectaFocus/InconsistentlyFormattedSpec.m:5:1: warning: SpectaFocus: Unexpected fit(…) found.
Found 7 violations.
You can also run OBCD as an Xcode build phase in order to see warnings inline in your files.
Add something like:
source ~/.zshrc # or `source ~/.bashrc`
obcd find HeaderStyle
The next time you build your project you should see any OBCD warnings alongside others:
See CONTRIBUTING.
Copyright (c) 2014, Daniel Doubrovkine, Artsy.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.