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Cleaning up a Messy Project
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Cleaning up a Messy Project

  • Subject: Cleaning up a Messy Project
  • From: Nikolaus Heger <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 12 Jul 2011 22:05:34 +0700
I have inherited a very messy iOS / XCode project.

Now that it's about time to ship, I'd like to clean it up and remove all those resources that are not needed. In particular, I'd like to identify:

- Source files + classes that are not actually used.
- Image resources that are not used
- Unused imports

Any ideas on how to do this in an automated and organized manner? I am vaguely imagining a shell script identifying images and looking for references to them via grep but I wonder if there's easier options...

thanks

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