Xcode File Manager Skill

This skill handles adding Swift files to the AIQ Xcode project using the xcodeproj Ruby gem.

When to Use This Skill

Use this skill whenever you:

• Create a new Swift file in the ios/AIQ/ directory
• Create a new test file in the ios/AIQTests/ directory
• Need to add existing Swift files to the Xcode project

How to Add Files

Using the Existing Script

There is a reusable Ruby script at ios/scripts/add_files_to_xcode.rb. Use it like this:

cd ios && ruby scripts/add_files_to_xcode.rb <relative_path_to_file>

Examples:

# Add a single file
cd ios && ruby scripts/add_files_to_xcode.rb AIQ/ViewModels/NewViewModel.swift

# Add multiple files
cd ios && ruby scripts/add_files_to_xcode.rb AIQ/Views/NewView.swift AIQ/ViewModels/NewViewModel.swift

# Add a test file (automatically added to AIQTests target)
cd ios && ruby scripts/add_files_to_xcode.rb AIQTests/NewTests.swift

File Path Convention

• Paths must be relative to the ios/ directory
• The script uses the directory structure to find the correct Xcode group
• Files in AIQ/ are added to the main AIQ target
• Files in AIQTests/ are added to the AIQTests target

Common Directories

Creating New Groups

If you need to add a file to a group that doesn't exist in the Xcode project, you must first create the group in Xcode or modify the script to create groups dynamically.

Prerequisites

The xcodeproj gem must be installed:

gem install xcodeproj

Troubleshooting

• "Group not found": The directory structure in the file path must match the group structure in the Xcode project
• "File already in project": The file reference already exists; the script will skip it unless the path is incorrect
• "File not found": The Swift file must exist on disk before running the script