Apply SwiftFormat rules to Swift codebases using a .swiftformat configuration.
npx skills add https://github.com/NBXXF/xxf_ios --skill xxf-swift-format
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: xxf-swift-format Source: https://github.com/NBXXF/xxf_ios/tree/main/skills/xxf-swift-format Command: npx skills add https://github.com/NBXXF/xxf_ios --skill xxf-swift-format
Swift projects often suffer from inconsistent formatting across teams, causing review churn and readability issues. XXFSwiftFormat provides a centralized way to enforce a unified style by integrating SwiftFormat rules, configurations, and CI checks.
In your iOS project, enable SwiftFormat with the project’s .swiftformat configuration and run swiftformat --lint to enforce formatting during CI.
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You can automate Swift code formatting in CI pipelines by integrating SwiftFormat rules and running swiftformat --lint during your CI checks to enforce a consistent style.
Enforcing a unified Swift code style requires a centralized .swiftformat configuration file applied across all source files to prevent review churn and readability issues.
Yes, you need a .swiftformat configuration file in your iOS project to define the specific SwiftFormat rules for linting and formatting your Swift source code.
Yes, you can wire SwiftFormat into pre-commit hooks to automatically verify and enforce formatting rules on Swift source files before changes are committed.
Swift code formatting breaks during CI lint checks when source files do not adhere to the rules defined in your project's .swiftformat configuration, causing the swiftformat --lint command to fail.
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