Apple application
Create a SwiftUI macOS application with an inferred Nx project
When to use it
Create a SwiftUI macOS application with an inferred Nx project. Use this when you want to add the corresponding files or task to your workspace.
Usage
npm exec -- nx generate @megamono/nx-apple:application --name="<name>" --dry-runReplace angle-bracket placeholders with reviewed values. Nx's --dry-run previews generator writes; remove it only after reviewing the plan. Examples use npm; use your workspace's package manager if it differs.
Options
Use these options with @megamono/nx-apple:application. Nx uses the camelCase names shown here; the CLI reference describes command-line aliases. Some options are required only for particular choices.
| Option | Required | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
name | Yes | string | — | Nx project, Xcode project, target, and scheme name. |
directory | No | string | "apps/apple" | Workspace-relative application directory. |
displayName | No | string | — | User-facing application name. |
bundleIdentifier | No | string | — | Reverse-DNS application bundle identifier. |
deploymentTarget | No | string,number | "14.0" | Minimum macOS deployment version. |
scope | No | string | "shared" | Megamono scope tag and nx-apple plugin scope. |
tags | No | string | — | Comma-separated Nx project tags. |
skipFormat | No | boolean | false | Skip formatting generated workspace files. |
Next steps
Review changed files and run the affected project's checks. For options that accept structured values, run the generator's --help or consult the schema in the installed package.
