My previous post described building an Xcode project template with GHUnit and OCMock support built-in.
Unfortunately, the project template structure for Xcode 4 is significantly different, and even though I am working almost exclusively in Xcode 4 now, I have not taken the time to create a new version of the template.
So for now, I went a little old school and created and empty base project and then just copy the directory and rename things to start a new project.
This zip file is roughly the same contents as what the project template creates in Xcode 3, and I just verified that I can open it up cleanly, build, and run both test targets in Xcode 4. I hope it helps.
Jim Stewart | 19-Mar-11 at 3:31 pm | Permalink
Doug, thanks for posting this… huge help in overcoming some TDD challenges with Xcode 4!
Ron Lisle | 26-Jul-11 at 5:20 pm | Permalink
Has anyone created an Xcode4 project template to do this yet? I’ve been doing some work with Xcode 4 project templates, and would be willing to give it a go if it hasn’t already been done. No sense reinventing the wheel
dwsjoquist | 26-Jul-11 at 5:43 pm | Permalink
I haven’t seen one yet. I keep thinking I will do that “some time soon”, but it is one of those items that is perpetually postponed.
If you get something put together, let me know, I’ll pass the word along!
Thanks,
Doug