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Create Xcode file templates and share them with your team
New files that match your preferred coding style
Something all Xcode users will be familiar with is the process of creating new files. When the new file command is triggered, we are presented with a window containing a selection of templates to base our new file upon. These new templates often contain lines of code we immediately delete or code that needs to be changed to fit into our preferred style.
Many people may be unaware that instead of relying solely on the provided templates, we can create our own and have Xcode present them to us. This can simplify the process of creating new files and allow them to match more specific requirements.
The process of creating templates can seem a bit confusing at first, but the end result can be really useful. We are going to explore the process of writing our own Xcode file templates, before delving into how we might go about sharing these with other developers on a particular project.
When Xcode launches, it looks for file templates within a specific location: ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/Templates/File Templates. To get started, we need to create a directory within here that will house all of our file templates.
Within this directory, a quick way to get started is by copying one of the built-in templates and then altering it. They can be found within the Xcode application bundle, with a good option for Swift-based templates being the one for a new Swift file, Source/Swift File.xctemplate.
After copying the files, we find the xctemplate contains 4 different files.
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