Class: Xcodeproj::Project::Object::PBXNativeTarget

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
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Defined in:
lib/branch_io_cli/core_ext/xcodeproj.rb

Instance Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Details

#expand_build_settings(string, configuration) ⇒ String

Recursively resolves build settings in any string for the given configuration. This includes xcconfig expansion and handling for the :rfc1034identifier. Unresolved settings are passed unchanged, e.g. $(UNRESOLVED_SETTING_NAME).



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# File 'lib/branch_io_cli/core_ext/xcodeproj.rb', line 94

def expand_build_settings(string, configuration)
  search_position = 0
  string = string.clone

  while (matches = /\$\(([^(){}]*)\)|\$\{([^(){}]*)\}/.match(string, search_position))
    original_macro = matches[1] || matches[2]
    delimiter_length = 3 # $() or ${}
    delimiter_offset = 2 # $( or ${
    search_position = string.index(original_macro) - delimiter_offset

    if (m = /^(.+):(.+)$/.match original_macro)
      macro_name = m[1]
      modifier = m[2]
    else
      macro_name = original_macro
    end

    expanded_macro = expanded_build_setting macro_name, configuration

    search_position += original_macro.length + delimiter_length and next if expanded_macro.nil?

    # From the Apple dev portal when creating a new app ID:
    # You cannot use special characters such as @, &, *, ', "
    # From trial and error with Xcode, it appears that only letters, digits and hyphens are allowed.
    # Everything else becomes a hyphen, including underscores.
    expanded_macro.gsub!(/[^A-Za-z0-9-]/, '-') if modifier == "rfc1034identifier"

    string.gsub!(/\$\(#{original_macro}\)|\$\{#{original_macro}\}/, expanded_macro)
    search_position += expanded_macro.length
  end

  # HACK: When matching against an xcconfig, as here, sometimes the macro is just returned
  # without delimiters as the entire string or as a path component, e.g. TARGET_NAME or
  # PROJECT_DIR/PROJECT_NAME/BridgingHeader.h.
  string = string.split("/").map do |component|
    next component unless component =~ /^[A-Z0-9_]+$/
    expanded_build_setting(component, configuration) || component
  end.join("/")

  string
end

#expanded_build_setting(setting_name, configuration) ⇒ String?

Layer on top of #resolved_build_setting to recursively expand all build settings as they would be resolved in Xcode. Calls #expand_build_settings on the value returned by #resolved_build_setting, with the exception of anything defined in #fixed_build_settings. Those settings are returned directly.



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# File 'lib/branch_io_cli/core_ext/xcodeproj.rb', line 62

def expanded_build_setting(setting_name, configuration)
  fixed_setting = fixed_build_settings[setting_name]
  return fixed_setting.clone if fixed_setting

  # second arg true means if there is an xcconfig, also consult that
  begin
    setting_value = resolved_build_setting(setting_name, true)[configuration]
  rescue Errno::ENOENT
    # If not found, look up without it. Unresolved settings will be passed
    # unmodified, e.g. $(UNRESOLVED_SETTING_NAME).
    setting_value = resolved_build_setting(setting_name, false)[configuration]
  end

  # TODO: What is the correct resolution order here? Which overrides which in
  # Xcode? Or does it matter here?
  if setting_value.nil? && defined?(BranchIOCLI::Configuration::XcodeSettings)
    setting_value = BranchIOCLI::Configuration::XcodeSettings[configuration][setting_name]
  end

  return nil if setting_value.nil?

  expand_build_settings setting_value, configuration
end

#fixed_build_settings ⇒ Hash

List of build settings with values not present in the configuration.



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# File 'lib/branch_io_cli/core_ext/xcodeproj.rb', line 46

def fixed_build_settings
  {
    "SRCROOT" => ".",
    "TARGET_NAME" => name
  }
end