Tag: terminal

  • Xcode Export Entire Build Log

    In order to determine  a build problem, export the log into text file. Navigate into project, in terminal type line below xcodebuild -project yourproject.xcodeproj -scheme YourBuildScheme -arch arm64 -sdk iphoneos > build-log.txt 2>&1  

  • Git Submodule Adding To Existing Git Project

    Git Submodule Adding To Existing Git Project

    Tidy way of adding 3rd part frameworks in your project is; First, go into project folder clon the 3rd part frameworks in this with git command below. It will create a Frameworks folder and sub folder for the desired repository. #example below for adding SwiftyJSON git submodule add https://github.com/SwiftyJSON/SwiftyJSON.git Frameworks/SwiftyJSON #example below for adding Alamofire git…

  • Xcode Auto Incremental Version And Build Number

    It’s very useful to track version changes during the development and even after release. It allows us to detect the problems belongs to build and/or version. Doing this manually is not easy and boring. I was looking for a solution to make it  automatically. This github resource helped me lot. I don’t know if he’s…

  • MAMP Conflict With Builtin macOS PHP [Solved]

    After trying all for stopping  builtin Apache on my computer (actually OS X 10.11.6 El Capitan) It was still keep saying “port 80 was using by another application” when I start the MAMP (MAMP Pro 3.5)

  • BREW is The Best App Installer For MAC OS X

    If you want to install some third party free official application on your Mac OS X, BREW is a best installer. (personally after testing few similar installer) Clean, organised and easy to use!

  • OS X Server 5 Removing/Uninstalling Completely For New Fresh Install

    New OS X Server 5 is not part of operating system anymore. It is kind of standalone application. As it is an separated app we can delete/uninstall by deleting in Applications folder  or dropping in the trash-bin. But as it is a server app and contain many configuration/settings. Deleting the application is not enough to…

  • macOS Set The HostName And Computer Name

    By using System Preference -> Sharing we can only change computer local name. But by using terminal we have more possibilities.

  • Clear the DNS cache on OS X El Capitane

    OS X keeps a local cache of resolved DNS queries for a time defined by the DNS server. Sometimes it might be necessary to reset the cache immediately and re-query a DNS server. For example, you might need to do this if you are a network or server administrator and an entry on your DNS…

  • Creating Alias For Quick And Direct Access

    One of the important feature while using terminal command is using alias for direct access to a binary or a folder. For example creating a alias to reach your home directory.

  • Sass / Scss Compiler

    If you have sass installed on your computer. # scss is folder contain sass files to compile # css is the result, compiled css folder $ sass –watch scss:css For one time run and compile selected file: sass input.scss output.css  

  • Full Web Stack LAMP (Linux, Apache, PHP, MySQL) Installation On Ubuntu 14

    Full Web Stack LAMP (Linux, Apache, PHP, MySQL) Installation On Ubuntu 14

    This is a quick tutorial for installing, Apache2, PHP5, PHP Modules, MySQL5, PhpMyAdmin and SSH Remote Access on Linux Ubuntu 14. Probably for many version of Ubuntu or different Linux release will work.

  • Git Push Local File By Overwrite

    Git Push Local File By Overwrite

    Some times we just need to push what we have on dev folder and overwrite all on server repository. This terminal command is doing that. git push origin master –force