Use Xcode Server's API with native Swift objects.
First brought to you in Buildasaur, now in an independent project. This is an unofficial, community-maintained project and is not associated with Apple. We also maintain the unofficial documentation of Xcode Server in case you'd like to integrate using a different programming language! 😉
To find out how to set up Xcode Server on your Mac in minutes (and more), check out my series of tutorials.
To see how easy it is to integrate XcodeServerSDK into an iOS app, check out the XCSDemo project created by @cojoj.
| Xcode Server API | Supported? | | :-- | :--: | :--: | | Xcode 7 and newer | ✅ from 0.1 | | Xcode 6 and older | ✅ up to 0.0.4 |
You'll need OS X Server of version >= 4. For Xcode 7 you need OS X >= 10.10.4.
The latest version supporting the old, undocumented Xcode 6 version of the Xcode Server API is 0.0.4. All newer versions only support the new, first publicly documented Xcode 7 version of the API.
SourcesOne way to integrate XcodeServerSDK into your project is with CocoaPods. Add this to your Podfile (with the version being the latest released pod version:
pod 'XcodeServerSDK'
Create the server config object with the server's URL, username and password.
do {
let config = XcodeServerConfig(host: "https://127.0.0.1", user: "IRuleBots", password: "superSecr3t")
} catch ConfigurationErrors.NoHostProvided {
fatalError("You haven't provided any host")
} catch ConfigurationErrors.InvalidHostProvided(let host){
fatalError("You've provided invalid host: \(host)")
} catch ConfigurationErrors.InvalidSchemeProvided(let scheme) {
fatalError("You've provided invalid scheme: \(scheme)")
} catch {
fatalError("Error, not related to XcodeServerConfig; \(error)")
}Instantiate XcodeServer.
let server = XcodeServerFactory.server(config: config)Go wild!
server.getBots { bots, error in
guard error == nil else {
Log.error("Oh no! \(error.description)")
return
}
// go crazy with bots
if let firstBot = bots?.first {
// use the first bot...
}
}The latest Swift 1.2 compatible version is 0.0.4, so put this exact version in your Podfile if you're targeting Swift 1.2. All newer releases will be targeting Swift 2, because we're all just so forward-thinking.
We're providing a Plaground in which you can easily interact with XcodeServerSDK and test it's functionalities without any need to create a new app. Playground target is set to be OS X (so don't use UIKit inside).
Apple has finally shipped the official docs for Xcode Server. They're slightly different from what has been presented on WWDC (slide 69).
Below is the table with features described in docs - divided into categories. Last category, unofficial, is the cluster of features reverse engineered while working on XcodesServerSDK, so you won't find them in docs, but they're definitely in code! 😃
| Category | Description | XcodeServerSDK support |
|---|---|---|
| Bots | ||
| Creates a new bot | ✅ | |
| Retrieve a list of bots | ✅ | |
| Retrieve a single bot | ✅ | |
| Update a single bot | ⛔ | |
| Delete a single bot | ✅ | |
| Duplicate an existing bot | ⛔ | |
| Integrations | ||
| Begin an integration for the specified bot | ✅ | |
| Retrieve a single integration | ✅ | |
| Delete an integration | ⛔ | |
| Cancel a integration currently being executed | ✅ | |
| Retrieve options to perform filters, selections and calculations on all integrations for the specified bot | partially | |
| Retrieve options to perform filters, selections and calculations on all integrations | partially | |
| Retrieve the tests for an integration | partially | |
| Retrieve the test information list for a given integration and device identifier | partially | |
| Retrieve the test information list of issues for a given integration and device identifier | ✅ | |
| Retrieve the list of files for a given integration | ⛔ | |
| Assets | ||
| Retrieve an asset given its relative path | ⛔ | |
| Code Coverage | ||
| Retrieve the Code Coverage information for a given integration | ⛔ | |
| Unofficial | ||
| Check if user can create bots | ✅ | |
| List hosted repositories on server | ✅ | |
| Create a new hosted repository | ✅ | |
| Get supported platforms | ✅ | |
| Get SCM branches from Blueprint | ✅ | |
| Verify user can manage server | ✅ |
Currently XcodeServerSDK provides support for the following platforms:
| Platform | Minimum Version | CocoaPods |
|---|---|---|
| OS X | 10.10 | ✅ |
| iOS | 8.0 | ✅ |
| watchOS | 2.0 | ✅ |
| tvOS | 9.0 | ✅ |
- Buildasaur - connect Xcode Server with GitHub Pull Requests.
- (using XcodeServerSDK too? Send a PR with a link to your project added here!)
Want to create yours but need some inspiration? Watch this WWDC 2015 session on Xcode Server! Using hardware buttons to start integrations? Why not! The sky is the limit.
We use CocoaPods for dependency management. When you clone the repo, you'll need to run pod install to download the necessary dependencies.
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.
Create an issue or (preferably) send a pull request. Do you just want to get involved and help out? See the issues marked as up-for-grabs. These are the ones just waiting for some beautiful soul like you to build/fix it. We just don't have enough bandwidth and any help is welcome :) (You'll be in the contributors list of the release if you send a PR! 🎆)
For things like general problems/ideas please report an issue, so anyone can see them and relate to them in the future. It's realy important for Open Source projects like this! If your problem requires a deep discussion or you have a great idea and you really want to share it with someone before opening an issue you can join the official Buildasaurs Slack team! (To do so, go to this website and have your e-mail address ready 📧)
This code has been pulled out of Buildasaur, bringing you integration of GitHub Pull Requests to Xcode Bots.
Honza Dvorsky honzadvorsky.com @czechboy0