Description

This PR is a proposal to lint the project, but not necessarily using the rules that I've applied myself.

I decided to lint the project because I noticed some code style weirdness that I have a personal preference to fix 🙈 and that are easy enough for a linter to resolve. So I decided to run 3 linters:

• SwiftLint (v0.48.1, which's the version I happen to have installed, although it's not the latest), using their default rule set.
• SwiftFormat (v0.43.1, which's the latest version), using their default rule set.
• Manual code clean up 😊

It's important to notice that I ran them in the order I've written above: first SwiftLint, the SwiftFormat, then manual. This is important because SwiftLint default rule set undoes some of the changes executed by SwiftFormat's default rule set (namely trailing commas in multiline dictionaries/sequences, in this particular project).

If you agree with this proposal, we can merge it as is and then add customization config files for each of the linters, and eventually perhaps automate the linting process somehow. Also, if this gets approved, then I can lint #7 as well 😊

Description

This PR aims to solve the error [main] The folder “checkouts” doesn’t exist. without the need to allowing customization of the checkouts directory.

Relates to #3

It's a simpler implementation alternative over https://github.com/maxchuquimia/xcgrapher/commit/cc1ae0651c3986cae24c12857640bf5210931583. Not sure which solution is better, or if they're really equivalent. Mine's a bit uglier, bug significantly simpler 😇The other is certainly more elegant and fixes the root source (i.e. in the struct's initializer, instead of at the only call site that uses the referred struct). I'm open to discuss which solution goes in.

I really like the the extra debugging (error tracing) capabilities that https://github.com/maxchuquimia/xcgrapher/commit/cc1ae0651c3986cae24c12857640bf5210931583 adds, though! It was quite painful to debug this issue without something like that. Looking forward to having those changes merged in soon! 😃

Cheers.

I've installed the app via homebrew as outlined in the README. When I try and run it for my project, I get the following error:

$ xcgrapher --project Retailer.xcodeproj --target Retailer --apple

[XCGrapher] Loading plugin /usr/local/Cellar/xcgrapher/0.0.9/lib/libXCGrapherModuleImportPlugin.dylib
[XCGrapher] Generating list of source files in Retailer
[ShellTask] ruby -r xcodeproj -e 'Xcodeproj::Project.open("Retailer.xcodeproj").targets.filter do |t| t.name == "Retailer" end.first.source_build_phase.files.to_a.each do |f| puts f.file_ref.real_path.to_s end'
[main] -e:1:in `block in <main>': undefined method `real_path' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError)
	from -e:1:in `each'
	from -e:1:in `<main>'

Is there something wrong with the command I ran, or is this a bug?

Setup: MacOS 11.6, M1 Steps to reproduce:

brew tap maxchuquimia/scripts
brew install xcgrapher
gem install xcodeproj 
xcgrapher

Output

dyld: Library not loaded: @rpath/libXCGrapherPluginSupport.dylib
  Referenced from: /opt/homebrew/bin/xcgrapher
  Reason: image not found
[1]    4170 abort      xcgrapher

Just wondering if there's a plan to support Carthage (looks like there's support for Cocoapods, SPM, and Apple Frameworks only).

Also, is it possible to run this tool on a Swift Package (i.e. pass in the Package.swift)?

I'd like to use this project to plot dependency graphs for private remote dependencies as well. This is tricky because it will need some sort of authentication.

Might relate to #8

When I run the brew tap maxchuquimia/scripts command, I get the following error: Any idea?

==> Tapping maxchuquimia/scripts
Cloning into '/usr/local/Homebrew/Library/Taps/maxchuquimia/homebrew-scripts'...
remote: Enumerating objects: 183, done.
remote: Counting objects: 100% (44/44), done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (29/29), done.
remote: Total 183 (delta 30), reused 29 (delta 15), pack-reused 139
Receiving objects: 100% (183/183), 1.83 MiB | 4.39 MiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (78/78), done.
Error: Invalid formula: /usr/local/Homebrew/Library/Taps/maxchuquimia/homebrew-scripts/Formula/timeout.rb
timeout: Calling bottle :unneeded is disabled! There is no replacement.
Please report this issue to the maxchuquimia/scripts tap (not Homebrew/brew or Homebrew/core):
  /usr/local/Homebrew/Library/Taps/maxchuquimia/homebrew-scripts/Formula/timeout.rb:8

Error: Invalid formula: /usr/local/Homebrew/Library/Taps/maxchuquimia/homebrew-scripts/Formula/git-pr.rb
git-pr: Calling bottle :unneeded is disabled! There is no replacement.
Please report this issue to the maxchuquimia/scripts tap (not Homebrew/brew or Homebrew/core):
  /usr/local/Homebrew/Library/Taps/maxchuquimia/homebrew-scripts/Formula/git-pr.rb:10

Error: Cannot tap maxchuquimia/scripts: invalid syntax in tap!

Description

This PR picks up the work that was initiated here https://github.com/maxchuquimia/xcgrapher/commit/d04da282e4207dd72e6c63e99438430000698fed and aims to bring support for the --package argument, which receives a path to a Package.swift file, and plots a graph for the dependencies of the given Swift Package.

The heavy lifting was really done by @maxchuquimia. What I did was finish up the TODO left here https://github.com/maxchuquimia/xcgrapher/commit/d04da282e4207dd72e6c63e99438430000698fed#diff-153d5429d399c18d0a6dd32f593f6d1411fd0c8e9df19e62701497835913edb9R31 and fix the unit tests. I also added a new dependency to the sample SPM project to make the resulting graph look more interesting (where 2 packages (SomePackage and Moya) depends on the same dependency (Alamofire).

Resolves #4

Note: this PR was branched off of #6 so please review & possibly merge it first, before reviewing & merging this one. As I'm working off of a GitHub Fork, I can't point this PR against my other branch 😬

Demo

I was using this branch/PR https://github.com/maxchuquimia/xcgrapher/pull/10 and it managed to graph the main target project but didn't pick up on any of the other "sub-projects" that we have in the workspace added in the podfile.

Thanks

Description

This PR aims to make writing Ruby commands more naturally, in a script-like way, instead of dealing with those awkward CLI syntax.

I thought of opening a separate PR for this feature since it may not be a desired change 🤷 If that's the case, we can easily and simply close this PR 👍

Discussion

Sorry for piling follow up PRs on top of open PRs 😆 This branch was branched off of #10 @maxchuquimia if you'd like to invite me as a member/co-owner of this repo, these branches can be managed more easily by me (so they point to the right branch instead of all pointing to master, which makes them look completely unrelated 😬 ). Your call though, don't worry if not 😊

Description

This PR resolves #8

NOTE: This PR branches off of #7 , please review that one first. Since I can only work off of GitHub Forks, I can't point this PR to that other branch 😞

Discussion

Feel free to ask as many questions as needed @maxchuquimia 🙇 There're a looot of changes haha

Please don't mind about code style issues (issues that would be caught by a linter) right now. We can fix those as we move forward with the linter PR 👍

Resources

These docs have helped me a lot: https://www.rubydoc.info/gems/xcodeproj/

Demo

xcgrapher --workspace="SomeApp.xcworkspace" --scheme="SomeAppScheme" --spm && open /tmp/xcgrapher

I'd like to use this project to plot dependency graphs for local dependencies as well (e.g. .package(name: "SomeDependency", path: "../path/to/some/other/dependency"),

I'll investigate how to implement this. Any guidance will be really appreciated, though! 🙏

faced with the issue because have custom pods_install steps with moving folders Got message: [main] The folder “checkouts” doesn’t exist.

Seems need a param for setting let checkoutsDir = derivedDataDir.appending("/SourcePackages/checkouts")