Automate project creation with create-macos-app.sh

create-macos-app.sh bash script automates AppKit project creation with opinionated defaults:

1. Minimum macOS version: 12.0
2. "Debug executable" is disabled when a project is created

To create a project, simply run sh create-macos-app.sh 'my app' with the name of your app (instead of 'my app') When a project is created for the first time, it's going to ask you for your organization identifier, which you can usually find when you press "command + Shift + N" to create a new project, select project type, hit "Next" and see the project's options:

Here you might see an example output of the sh create-macos-app.sh 'my app' command:

Plans:

• Cretae UIKit starter pack for iOS.

Add this to your bash profile to be able to create apps from cli like:

• new mac app app-name
• new macos app app-name

new() {
    if [[ ("$1" == "mac" || "$1" == "macos") && "$2" == "app" ]]; then
        sh create-macos-app.sh "$3"
    fi
}

And make sure your specify correct path to create-macos-app.sh from this repo