ViewGenerator generates view code from variable name automatically when you create view by code in iOS development

• Xcode 10.3 or greater
• Swift 5.0 or greator

1. Install ViewGenerator from AppStore

2. Enable ViewGenerator

   1. System Preferences → Extensions
   2. Switch on Xcode Source Editor checkbox

1. Input variable name
   ⚠Important⚠ : variable name must be included class name without UI as suffix. (e.g. hogeView, hogeLabel, etc.)
   Please check Support View List bellow
2. Select variable name
3. Editor→ViewGenerator→Generate View Code

4. Generated⚒

I strongly recommend that you register Generate View Code Command to shortcut

1. Xcode Preferences →　KeyBindings
2. Input ViewGenerator in Search
3. Register shortcut

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Default access modifier is private . if you change access modifier, open viewgenerator app and then select access modifier that you want to select

For example, if variable name prefix is hoge, it is generated as bellow

hogeView

private let hogeView: UIView = { let hogeView = UIView(frame: .zero) hogeView.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false return hogeView }()

hogeButton

private let hogeButton: UIButton = { let hogeButton = UIButton(frame: .zero) hogeButton.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false return hogeButton }()

private let hogeTableView: UITableView = { let hogeTableView = UITableView(frame: .zero) hogeTableView.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false return hogeTableView }()

private let hogehoge: _InputTypeName_ = { let hogehoge = _InputTypeName_(frame: .zero) hogehoge.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = false return hogehoge }()

If you input variable name that doesn't correspond to the support view list, type name is input as _InputTypeName_ automatically.

If you discover problem or have opinions, please let me know through Github issues💁‍♂️

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• mail: nakazawa.fumito@gmail.com

ViewGenerator is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.