SwiftFilesCombiner is a command-line utility designed to simplify the process of combining multiple Swift files into a single file. This tool is particularly useful for developers who need to merge multiple Swift source files for code review, submission, or any other purpose that requires a consolidated view of the codebase.
- 🔍 Recursively scans a specified directory for Swift files
- 🔗 Combines all found Swift files into a single output file
- 💼 Preserves file paths in comments for easy reference
- 🛡️ Handles potential errors gracefully
- 🏠 Uses current directory as default input if no directory is specified
SwiftFilesCombiner can be easily installed using Homebrew:
brew tap bashta/tap
brew install swiftfilescombiner
- After installation, you can use SwiftFilesCombiner from the command line with flexible arguments:
swiftfilescombiner [<directory_path>] [<output_file>]
Where:
<directory_path>(optional) is the path to the directory containing Swift files you want to combine. If not provided, the current directory is used.<output_file>(optional) is the path and filename where you want the combined content to be saved. If not provided, it defaults to 'combined_swift_files.swift' in the current directory.
# Uses current directory, outputs to current directory
swiftfilescombiner
# Uses current directory, outputs to desktop
swiftfilescombiner -d
# Uses specified input directory, outputs to desktop
swiftfilescombiner input_dir -d
# Uses current directory, outputs to desktop with specified filename
swiftfilescombiner -d output.swift
# Uses specified input and output, but puts output on desktop
swiftfilescombiner input_dir output.swift -d
If you prefer to build SwiftFilesCombiner from source:
- Clone the repository: git clone
https://github.com/bashta/SwiftFilesCombiner.git - Navigate to the project directory:
cd SwiftFilesCombiner - Build the project:
swift build -c release - The executable will be located in
.build/release/SwiftFilesCombiner
Contributions to SwiftFilesCombiner are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.
SwiftFilesCombiner is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.
If you encounter any issues or have any questions, please file an issue on the GitHub repository.
Erison Veshi bashta
- 🏠 Current directory is now used as default input if no directory is specified
- 🔧 Improved argument handling for more flexible usage
- 📝 Default output file name when not specified: 'combined_swift_files.swift'
- 🐛 Enhanced error handling and improved stability
- 🧪 Expanded test coverage for better reliability