Alcatraz

Alcatraz is an open-source package manager for Xcode 7. It lets you discover and install plugins, templates and color schemes without the need for manually cloning or copying files. It installs itself as a part of Xcode and it feels like home. Select Package Manager from the Window menu, then check or uncheck packages to install or remove them. You'll need to restart Xcode after installing certain packages, as indicated after installation. Please note that plugins are not supported by Xcode 8. Alcatraz requires Xcode Command Line Tools, which can be installed in Xcode via Preferences > Downloads. Select Package Manager from the Window menu, then check or uncheck packages to install or remove them. You'll need to restart Xcode after installing plugins or templates. Installed plugins are checked and updated each time Alcatraz is launched.

Features

Discover and install plugins, templates and color schemes
It installs itself as a part of Xcode
Check or uncheck packages to install or remove them
Alcatraz is available for Xcode 7+ only.
Fork and edit the Alcatraz package repository to include your package
Installed plugins are checked and updated each time Alcatraz is launched

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License

MIT License

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Programming Language

Objective-C 2.0

Related Categories

Objective-C 2.0 Package Managers

Registered

2021-06-04

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