Dumper For Mac

Dumper is a nifty app that enables you to examine Objective-C runtime information stored in Match-O files. It extracts class declarations from frameworks, applications or executables and allows you to browse and inspect them, as well as save the generated class dump documents to separate files.

It is nice to see that an application aimed mostly at developers, who do not shy away from using the command console, includes such an intuitive interface, in addition to allowing you to import new files using drag and drop.

There are two interface styles available by default, but you can customize the background color yourself and create new themes.

Of course, you also have the option of installing the command-line tool and performing class dumps from the Terminal utility.

Dumper can process applications, frameworks or executable files, as long as they contain Objective-C runtime information.

The headers are listed in a separate panel, and you can take advantage of the search function to find a specific item. Alternatively, you can open these files in an external editor.

Dumper supports syntax highlighting, making it a lot easier to read the displayed code. Moreover, the preset colors for various syntax elements are fully customizable, and you can save your highlighting settings for each theme separately.

Once a file has been processed, you can save the headers to a specified folder on your hard drive, but it is also possible to create a Dumper document that can be opened and browsed with a couple of mouse clicks.

Overall, Dumper is a great tool for those who wish to analyze the inner workings of various applications, executables or frameworks, as it is capable of extracting class declarations and displaying them in a user-friendly header file format.