swift-ios-app-gen

To scaffold a native iOS Swift project structure, define the App, Presentation, Domain, Data, Core, and Resources layers from your product requirements to establish a maintainable architecture. This provides a clear folder layout so teams can start building consistently.

The best way to organize a native iOS Swift app architecture is by separating it into Presentation for UI, Domain for business logic, Data for storage, and Core for infrastructure. This convention ensures a clean project layout for maintainable native development.

To verify an iOS simulator build using xcodebuild, run standard Xcode build commands targeting the simulator after scaffolding your project. This confirms that your native Swift project compiles correctly before proceeding with development.

You can list available simulator devices with simctl to guide device discovery before running builds or tests. Checking simulator availability helps ensure your xcodebuild commands target valid devices for native iOS development.

Yes, you need Xcode because the workflow requires xcodebuild for simulator build verification and simctl for device listing. These standard command-line tools ensure your native Swift project compiles and runs on the iOS simulator.

This Swift project scaffolding is designed to establish a new native iOS app structure from product requirements. While the layered architecture convention can guide refactoring, it primarily supports planning and setting up repeatable development setups for new projects.