I'm on 10.11 and when I followed the steps in the readme I can't see it in Editor > Import. I can't see it in System Preferences > Extensions > All as well. When I click Install Key Bindings I get: Binding is already set. Import is ready to be used in Xcode.

But I can not see it under Editor. What might be causing this, how can I help debug?

I tried installing it on macOS 10.12 (16A323) with Xcode 8.0 (8A218a) and every time I pressed Install Key Bindings the Import.app was crashing.

For some reason, changing the order of the following steps fixed it for me:

• (optional) click on Install Key Bindings to install ⌘ + ctrl + P binding
•  -> System Preferences... -> Extensions -> All -> Enable Import

I had to:

•  -> System Preferences... -> Extensions -> All -> Enable Import
• (optional) click on Install Key Bindings to install ⌘ + ctrl + P binding

instead.

Any reason why this could be happening?

Other than that, this extension is awesome!

Since the latest Xcode version it seems like that the editor scroll all the way to the top when entering a new include which makes this plugin quite unusable since you can't keep your focus at the current line.

Is there a cure for this?

I was able to reproduce this more times but it could be a problem with my Xcode? (which is Version 8.0, 8A218a) To reproduce:

1. Import something with CTRL + CMD + P
2. Undo that with CMD + Z
3. Import that again

I've got it installed in Xcode Version 8.0 (8A218a) and Mac OS 10.12 (16A323) and it shows under Editor -> Import. If I press the hot key or click on it via them menu, nothing at all happens.

When pressing the hotkey the top bar flashes....so it definitely triggers the "Import Extension", but the Import extension does not do a thing.

How to fix this?

Hey,

I’ve updated the project to use the latest project settings.

Since Import is currently not working, if I recall, Apple recommended a few years ago that extension developers had to rebuild their Xcode extensions to have it work with Xcode 11/12 and later.

This should solve #36

When code contains class types in an array, the regex fails to ignore them and places the import below them.

Example: [Fabric with:@[[Crashlytics class]]];

Expected: the import is placed below other imports.

Actual: the import is placed below the example line of code.

[Fabric with:@[[Crashlytics class]]];
#import "ABC.h"

This is an edge-case, but should be handled.

You can import twice a file/module, this doesn’t result in a compilation issue, but a simple check wouldn’t hurt.

Ye. I read your source code and test the function of add KeyBinding, but got this problem. Any other step I should do so that I can modify KeyBindings file?

Please let me know if this is still working with Xcode 10.1 or will be working with coming versions. And if yes please mention the proper way to integrate

I can't see "Import" in System Preferences... -> Extensions -> All, but I binding success Environment:Xcode 9.2 (9C40b) + OS X 10.13.2

Given there is an import already in the source file #import "TMKObject.h"

When I add the import like so and cmd+ctrl+p #import "TMKObjectEquality.h"

Expected: The import is added to the import list.

#import "TMKObject.h"
#import "TMKObjectEquality.h"

Actual: The import is not added to the import list with a message "The import has already been included"

It would be nice if the plugin could insert the new import ... alphabetically. For example we have current import lines:

import CoreGraphics import Foundation import UIKit

if we're to add a new import line like import CoreLocation, it would be like this:

import CoreGraphics import CoreLocation import Foundation import UIKit