swcript
swcript is a simple way to turn a Swift Cocoa app directory into a script.
To use it, just run:
$ swcript ~/src/MyApp ~/Desktop/MyApp.swift
to combine all the files in ~/src/MyApp into one script in ~/Desktop/. Note that the resulting script does not have to end in .swift - swcript will automatically add the #! syntax to direct the shell to the swift binary.
There is a minify option (-m or --minify). It doesn't work great yet - your mileage may vary.
It has a few requirements for apps:
- The app must have no external dependencies (NIBs, assets,
.plistfiles, etc.) - The app must not have any Objective-C components (bridging headers or separate components written in Objective-C) and must be 100% Swift
- The app must not have line-comments using
//. This is a bug inswcript
Once swcript has processed your app, make sure to edit the file again. swcript defines a function run() that you;ll need to run to make sure to launch your app. A great place for this is at the end of the script.
See license.md for the license.