xcode-devteams

CLI for information about Xcode developer teams

Install

npm install xcode-devteams

Usage

xcode-devteams

Running this command will print a JSON list containing information about available Xcode developer teams, e.g.:

[
  {
    "name": "Developer ID Application: Some Name (DIA8J8D8U)",
    "organization": "Some Name",
    "organizationalUnit": "DIA8J8D8U"
  },
  {
    "name": "Developer ID Application: Some Name (DIA8J8D8U)",
    "organization": "Some Name",
    "organizationalUnit": "DIA8J8D8U"
  },
  {
    "name": "iPhone Developer: Company, Inc. (58TD4L8GC)",
    "organization": "Company, Inc.",
    "organizationalUnit": "R62GJQ0H9"
  },
  {
    "name": "iPhone Distribution: Company, Inc. (R62GJQ0H9)",
    "organization": "Company, Inc.",
    "organizationalUnit": "R62GJQ0H9"
  },
  {
    "name": "Apple Development: Some Name (D952RHZGK9)",
    "organization": "Some Name",
    "organizationalUnit": "DIA8J8D8U"
  },
  {
    "name": "Apple Development: Some Name (WFNSRXRC5)",
    "organization": "Company, Inc.",
    "organizationalUnit": "R62GJQ0H9"
  }
]

The JSON can be consumed by other programs that might use it to generate Xcode projects or other things.

Building from source

Requires macOS with cmake and Xcode Command Line Tools

This is a native Objective-C program that must be compiled after making changes. Run the following command to do this:

npm run build

It is possible to generate a project that can be opened in Xcode using this command:

rm -f CMakeCache.txt && cmake -GXcode .

History

This functionality was originally written in C# and used as a class inside the Uno compiler. While upgrading the Uno code base to .NET 6.0 it became difficult to keep the functionality because of very large dependencies required to access macOS APIs on .NET, so we ended up building a tiny executable written in Objective-C instead :-)

Source: DevelopmentTeam.cs

License

MIT