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@fnet/xcode-provision-inspector

v0.1.6

Published

The project @fnet/xcode-provision-inspector is designed to **inspectand manage provisioning profiles installed in an Xcode development environment**. Primarily, the system interacts with the provisioning profiles located in the user's library within their

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@fnet/xcode-provision-inspector

The project @fnet/xcode-provision-inspector is designed to inspectand manage provisioning profiles installed in an Xcode development environment. Primarily, the system interacts with the provisioning profiles located in the user's library within their MobileDevice/Provisioning Profiles directory.

Functionality

The software retrieves all installed provisioning profiles, listing the files within the aforementioned directory and then parsing the contents of each file. Key details of each provisioning profile are extracted, such as the profile's UUID, app ID name, team name, and identifier. The provisioning profile's creation date and expiration date are also noted, with the system able to determine whether a given profile is expired or not.

Moreover, the code handles developer certificates enclosed in provisioning profiles. It's capable of extracting, decoding, and detailing developer certificates within those profiles. Specific certificate details that are parsed include the subject, issuer, and validity period.

The end-result of these processes is that the user is provided an array of objects, each representing a provisioning profile with its associated details and status information.

Error Handling

A suited error handling setup is in place to assure user experience, as the system will throw an error with a specific message whenever a failure occurs, such as when there's an issue retrieving or parsing the provisioning profiles.

Importance

This project offers a crucial utility for developers who frequently work with Xcode and provision iOS applications. It enables a streamlined process to manage and review the status of the provisioning profiles and development certificates, which are vital for a correct app administration, deployment, and distribution.