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node-simctl

Wrapper around Apple's simctl binary

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What is node-simctl?

The node-simctl package is a Node.js wrapper for simctl, a command-line utility used to control the iOS Simulator. It allows developers to manage iOS simulators programmatically, including creating, deleting, booting, and shutting down simulators, as well as installing and uninstalling apps.

What are node-simctl's main functionalities?

Create a new simulator

This feature allows you to create a new iOS simulator with a specified name, device type, and iOS version. The code sample demonstrates how to create an iPhone 8 simulator running iOS 13.3.

const simctl = require('node-simctl');

async function createSimulator() {
  const udid = await simctl.createDevice('My Simulator', 'iPhone 8', '13.3');
  console.log('Created simulator with UDID:', udid);
}

createSimulator();

Boot a simulator

This feature allows you to boot an existing iOS simulator using its UDID. The code sample demonstrates how to boot a simulator by providing its UDID.

const simctl = require('node-simctl');

async function bootSimulator(udid) {
  await simctl.bootDevice(udid);
  console.log('Booted simulator with UDID:', udid);
}

bootSimulator('your-simulator-udid');

Install an app on a simulator

This feature allows you to install an app on a specified iOS simulator. The code sample demonstrates how to install an app by providing the simulator's UDID and the path to the app.

const simctl = require('node-simctl');

async function installApp(udid, appPath) {
  await simctl.installApp(udid, appPath);
  console.log('Installed app on simulator with UDID:', udid);
}

installApp('your-simulator-udid', '/path/to/your/app.app');

Shutdown a simulator

This feature allows you to shut down an existing iOS simulator using its UDID. The code sample demonstrates how to shut down a simulator by providing its UDID.

const simctl = require('node-simctl');

async function shutdownSimulator(udid) {
  await simctl.shutdownDevice(udid);
  console.log('Shutdown simulator with UDID:', udid);
}

shutdownSimulator('your-simulator-udid');

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