cocoapods-art

A CocoaPods Plugin to work with Artifactory Repository

Installation

gem install cocoapods-art

Client Configuration

To add an Artifactory repository named 'myRepo' to your client:

pod repo-art add artifactory-local http://art-prod.company.com:8081/artifactory/api/pods/myRepo

To use 'myRepo' to resolve pods when installing you must add the following to your Podfile:

plugin 'cocoapods-art', :sources => [
  '<local_specs_repo_name>'    
] 

More than one source can be included, separated by commas.

For authenticated access, please add the user and password to your .netrc file:

machine art-prod.company.com
login admin
password password

You can also use an encrypted Artifactory password or your API key

If your .netrc file is not located in your home directory, you can specify its location in the environmental variable:

export COCOAPODS_ART_NETRC_PATH=$HOME/myproject/.netrc

Alternatively, you can specify a username and password/API key directly from an environment variable rather than utilizing the .netrc file, by setting the value of COCOAPODS_ART_CREDENTIALS to your Artifactory username and the password separated by a colon:

export COCOAPODS_ART_CREDENTIALS="admin:password"

If the COCOAPODS_ART_CREDENTIALS variable is set, its value will supersede any credentials specified in your .netrc file, causing them to be ignored.

You could set the following environment variable: COCOAPODS_ART_SSL_NO_REVOKE, this will add the flag --ssl-no-revoke to curl command. If your are running on an environment where access to CRL isn't available you would still be able to access Artifactory via HTTPS using the cocoapods-art plugin on windows.

set COCOAPODS_ART_SSL_NO_REVOKE=true

Artifactory Configuration

See the Artifactory User Guide

The cocoapods-art plugin exposes all pod repo commands by using pod repo-art:

pod repo-art add
pod repo-art lint
pod repo-art list
pod repo-art remove
pod repo-art update

Special notes

Contrary to the default behavior, the cocoapods-art plugin does not implicitly update your sources when actions such as add run. To update a repo use pod repo-art update

pod repo-art update is an accumulative operation, meaning that it does not remove entries which do not exist in the Artifactory backend in order to preserve entries that were created with the --local-only flag. To have all such entries removed use the update command with the --prune flag.