ksoichiro/rdotm

Objective-C resource definition generator like Android app's R.java.

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This tool helps Objective-C developers manage application resources like strings, colors, integers, and images by generating code from Android-style XML and image files. It takes these resource definitions as input and produces Objective-C header and implementation files, allowing developers to access resources through methods, preventing runtime errors from typos. It's designed for iOS developers building apps in Objective-C.

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Use this if you are an Objective-C developer who wants to define and access app resources like strings, colors, and images in a type-safe manner, similar to Android's R.java, and potentially share resource files with an Android project.

Not ideal if you are developing in Swift or prefer Apple's standard `NSLocalizedString` for string localization despite its compile-time limitations.

iOS-development Objective-C mobile-app-resources build-automation cross-platform-resources
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Go

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MIT

Last pushed

Oct 26, 2014

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