Closed LeonidKokhnovich closed 7 years ago
I wonder if I need to install Xcode extension separately...
Opening the MockGeneratorApp should automatically install the extension. Perhaps try restarting Xcode?
Otherwise try opening System Preferences -> Extensions and see if the extension is listed in the Xcode section?
It looks like it's disabled by default in Preferences -> Extensions. If I enable it manually, it works!
Great. Did you manage to generate a mock?
I'm not sure whether it is disabled by default or whether it happened because of the bad app you downloaded earlier but I'll add it as an installation step in the readme.
Thanks for reporting this!
Yes, I was able to generate a mock. Thanks!
After following this steps:
Download the latest release here Copy the app to the Applications folder. Open the app Select the path to your project (Why do I have to do this?) Open Xcode
I don't see any mock specific subtab in the editor tab. Xcode Version 8.3.2 (8E2002) Swift Toolchain: Swift 3.0.1