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🍎 Cider Tool

Handy commands for iOS developers.

Installation

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Program was created and tested on version 3.7.

Commmands

Analyze Bundle Archive

Analyze iOS app bundle. Displays relevant information.

$ python3 cider.py analyze --bundle <name of xcarchive>

$ python3 cider.py analyze --bundle "example.xcarchive"
ApplicationPath:    Applications/DemoApp.app
CFBundleIdentifier: com.acme.DemoApp
SigningIdentity:    iPhone Developer: John Doe (XXXXXXXXXX)
Team:               ZZYYXXWWUU

Doctor

Show information about the installed tooling and certifications.

$ python3 cider.py doctor

$ python3 cider.py doctor
Doctor summary (to see all details, run doctor --verbose):
[✓] Codesign tool installed
[✓] Xcode 10.1 (Build version 10B61) installed
[✓] Keychain developer certifications
    ✗ iPhone Developer: [email protected] (XXXXXXXXXX)
    ✗ iPhone Developer: [email protected] (XXXXXXXXXX)
[✓] Installed distribution certifications
    ✗ iPhone Distribution: Acme Corporation (ZZYYXXWWUU)

Amend Bundle Archive

Change bundle archive properties.

$ python3 cider.py amend --bundle <name of xcarchive>

$ python3 cider.py amend --bundle "example.xcarchive"
App Bundle Identifier [com.acme.DemoApp]: com.acme.NewDemoApp
Signing Identity [iPhone Developer: John Doe (ZZYYXXWWUU)]: iPhone Developer: Jane Doe (ZZYYXXWWUU)
Apple Developer Team Id [VVWWXXYYZZ]: ZZYYXXWWVV
+ Changed bundle identifier from 'com.acme.DemoAp to 'com.acme.NewDemoApp'
+ Changed signing identity from 'iPhone Developer: John Doe (ZZYYXXWWUU)' to 'iPhone Developer: Jane Doe (ZZYYXXWWUU)'
+ Changed team id from 'VVWWXXYYZZ' to 'ZZYYXXWWVV'