Un gestionnaire de paquets pour Xcode. Si vous êtes sous Mac OSX et que vous utilisez XCode pour développer vos applications (pour iOS par exemple), vous vous êtes probablement rendu compte que trouver des plugins ou des templates sympas et les installer n'était pas simple.
Mais oh oui youpi comme dirait Serge Karamazov, voici venue Alcatraz, une application open source qui fait office de gestionnaire de packages pour Xcode. Grâce à Alcatraz, vous pourrez trouver les plugins, les templates, les modèles de couleurs qui vous conviennent et l'installer en un click. Pour fonctionner, Alcatraz a besoin de l'outil en ligne de commande d'Xcode que vous devrez installer via le menu Xcode -> Preferences -> Downloads. Ensuite, lancez un terminal puis entrez les commandes suivantes : mkdir -p ~/Library/Application\ Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Plug-ins;curl -L | tar xv -C ~/Library/Application\ Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Plug-ins - Vous aurez alors accès à ce plugin dans XCode.
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