#APPLICATION CLEANER MAC ARCHIVE#
We can now build it for testing or archive it a new macOS app. So at last we should create a NSAlert or a label with information for the instances when removing Xcode cache didn’t succeed. This is very easy, but of course we should also remember, that the user should be informed, if deleting actions for some reasons didn’t work. For clearer data management, I created a new Swift file called PathsToFolders with simple a func onSelectPaths ( _ sender : NSButton ) After this, the user will be able to delete cached file(s). The first action will redirect the user to a specific path in Finder, while the second will add a selected path to the array. This one should have pinned all button delegates and delegate two actions: Now, let’s make the NSWindowController for managing data & actions. Eventually, my Clean Xcode window will look like this: And, last but not least, the „move to trash” button. This is just to view the files before deleting them. Additionally, I added Check files buttons that will redirect the user to Finder. I decided to use NSButton with check option for these paths. Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup Library/Developer/Xcode/iOS DeviceSupport Based on our previous tutorial, we will need 6 paths for Xcode cache files: What we need is a Window object ( NSWindow) which is also automatically created. Since we don’t need a main menu bar, let’s delete it. After creating a new project, let's go to the automatically created MainMenu.xib file. I prefer not to use Storyboards, so in this tutorial we will use the xib window manager. So choose Cocoa App and give a product name for the app. First, we need to create a new Xcode project - directly for macOS.
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