Something New Next Week: Streamlining Xcode Project Renaming
Renaming an Xcode project after it’s been created can be a real headache. Between updating the bundle identifier, target names, entitlements, file structures, and folders, it’s all too easy to miss a step, leading to frustration and wasted time.
Next week, I’m doing something a little different. I’ll be showing you a streamlined command line tool that makes renaming projects quick and painless. Originally a Swift script by Marco Tatić, I’ve transformed it into an installable CLI tool called xprename, making the process faster and more accessible for everyone.
In the upcoming video, I’ll walk you through every step of using xprename, from installation to execution. With just one command, you can rename your entire Xcode project, and I’ll explain exactly how it works.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
- Why manual renaming is so error-prone
- How to use the tool right from your Terminal
- Two easy installation methods: using Homebrew or building from source
- How the tool works behind the scenes with Swift’s ArgumentParser
Get ready to save time and avoid frustration—stay tuned for next week’s tutorial!