Question

I have been writing iOS applications and completed a project with a lot of frameworks. Now I am using it as a template to start a new project that requires less functionality and hence I should be able to reduce the frameworks required, and hopefully reduce build time and size of project.

Question: Is there a quick way to check which frameworks are no longer required within the project?

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Solution

I don't think there is a better way than removing the framework, building, and seeing if there are link errors. You might be able to write a bash script but it's probably more work than it's worth.

OTHER TIPS

Sadly not. The quick way is to remove all the frameworks, look for build errors and add back in the necessary frameworks.

search in the project files(cmd+shift+F).i.e whether you are imported any files related to the frameworks.

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