launch iOS apps into the iOS Simulator from the command line (Xcode 8.0+)
$ npm install -g ios-sim
$ ios-sim COMMAND
running command...
$ ios-sim (-v|--version|version)
ios-sim/9.0.0 darwin-x64 node-v10.18.1
$ ios-sim --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
$ ios-sim COMMAND
...
ios-sim install APPLICATIONPATHios-sim launch APPLICATIONPATHios-sim showdevicetypesios-sim showsdksios-sim startios-sim install APPLICATIONPATHInstall the application at the specified path to the iOS Simulator without launching the app
USAGE
$ ios-sim install APPLICATIONPATH
ARGUMENTS
APPLICATIONPATH the path to the application to launch
OPTIONS
-d, --devicetypeid=devicetypeid The id of the device type that should be simulated (Xcode6+). Use 'showdevicetypes'
to list devices.
-l, --log=log The path where log of the app running in the Simulator will be redirected to
-v, --verbose Enable verbose output
-x, --exit Exit after startup
--debug=debug Debug level output
See code: src/commands/install.js
ios-sim launch APPLICATIONPATHLaunch the application at the specified path in the iOS Simulator
USAGE
$ ios-sim launch APPLICATIONPATH
ARGUMENTS
APPLICATIONPATH the path to the application to launch
OPTIONS
-a, --args=args arguments to pass in to the launched app
-d, --devicetypeid=devicetypeid The id of the device type that should be simulated (Xcode6+). Use 'showdevicetypes'
to list devices.
-l, --log=log The path where log of the app running in the Simulator will be redirected to
-s, --setenv=setenv environment variables to pass in as key value pairs
-v, --verbose Enable verbose output
-x, --exit Exit after startup
--debug=debug Debug level output
See code: src/commands/launch.js
ios-sim showdevicetypesList the available device types
USAGE
$ ios-sim showdevicetypes
OPTIONS
-l, --log=log The path where log of the app running in the Simulator will be redirected to
-v, --verbose Enable verbose output
-x, --exit Exit after startup
--debug=debug Debug level output
See code: src/commands/showdevicetypes.js
ios-sim showsdksList the available iOS SDK versions
USAGE
$ ios-sim showsdks
OPTIONS
-l, --log=log The path where log of the app running in the Simulator will be redirected to
-v, --verbose Enable verbose output
-x, --exit Exit after startup
--debug=debug Debug level output
See code: src/commands/showsdks.js
ios-sim startLaunch the iOS Simulator without an app
USAGE
$ ios-sim start
OPTIONS
-d, --devicetypeid=devicetypeid The id of the device type that should be simulated (Xcode6+). Use 'showdevicetypes'
to list devices.
-l, --log=log The path where log of the app running in the Simulator will be redirected to
-v, --verbose Enable verbose output
-x, --exit Exit after startup
--debug=debug Debug level output
See code: src/commands/start.js
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launch iOS apps into the iOS Simulator from the command line (Xcode 8.0+)
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