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Automator services to make coding in Xcode easier

License: MIT License

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read-only-coding

Automator services to make coding in Xcode easier. Written mostly in AppleScript, the read-only language.

Services

Open Selection in GitHub

If a Git-managed source code file is open in Xcode, this service opens a checked-in copy of the file on GitHub in your default Web browser, with the selected line or lines highlighted. The clone containing the file must have a remote named origin that points to GitHub via HTTPS.

Installation

To install these services:

Download a ZIP of this repository.
Double-click each .workflow bundle and click Install. (Or drop each .workflow bundle into ~/Library/Services/.)

To assign keyboard shortcuts to these services:

Open System Preferences and go to the Keyboard preference pane.
Switch to the Keyboard Shortcuts tab and select Services from the pane on the left.
Select a service and click “add shortcut”.

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Error -10000 in Xcode 11

In Xcode 11.0 beta 1, running the “Open in GitHub” service fails with error number -10000. Specifically, this expression fails:

get every source document

Error if remote uses SSH

The Open in GitHub workflow assumes the remote uses an HTTPS URL, which is what GitHub recommends by default. But it should also be possible to ascertain the webpage URL if the remote uses an SSH URL.

How to make service appear in Xcode context menu

Now that I'm discovering your tool, is there a way to make it appear in the context menu?

I'm assuming there is and I'm just to stupid to find it..

Link to specific columns within lines

GitHub’s new code viewing UI supports an alternative URL format for permalinking to specific columns within a line. For example:

https://github.com/maplibre/maplibre-native/blob/749458d6c866223c4966b0c6734b8d5cd8ad9744/platform/ios/platform/darwin/test/MLNExpressionTests.mm#LL1168C81-L1171C50

links to the range from line 1168, column 81 to line 1171, column 50.

The Open in GitHub service should use this format to reflect the more specific selection in Xcode.

Make sure the commit hash is on the origin

The Open Selection in GitHub service assumes the HEAD has been pushed to the origin; otherwise, it leads you to a 404. If HEAD is not in origin, the service should use the latest commit shared in common between the local and the remote.

If two tabs are open to the same file, first tab determines selected lines

If two tabs in the same window are showing the same file, but with a different line selected, the Open in GitHub service always selects the lines that are selected in the first tab.

Quote paths when determining GitHub URL

Thank you for the idea, it would be so great if I could open code-pieces directly via Xcode -> Github.

I get the following warning when trying your script (Via Xcode-> Services -> Open Selection in Github:

Error if no remote named origin

Hi, @1ec5!
I'm looking forward to start using your script. But, unfortunately, I can't
Every time I'm trying to use it alert pops-up with text:
There is no application set to open the URL /blob/fc06c53be87c67b74b3dfa14e44356280c54700f/ProjectDir/Flows/Feed/Feed.swift#L12.
Probably I need to setup some bindings for such scheme. Could you help me with that?

Open in GitHub: error when in Version Editor

When Xcode is in the Version Editor, the Open Selection in GitHub service encounters an error:

error "Không thể đổi item 1 of missing value thành loại Unicode text." number -1700 from item 1 of missing value to Unicode text

Open in GitLab.com

The Open in GitHub workflow can be trivially extended to support GitLab.com as well. Here’s an example of a permalink there: https://gitlab.com/georgmay0/mapbox-gl-native/blob/116770cb3f53f334f91c9dbd5bbb66b2c82d2508/platform/macos/src/NSImage+MGLAdditions.h#L7-19 Note the missing L before the ending line number.