make-fmwk For Mac

make-fmwk is an open source Bash script that allows you to compile and package a static library project into a reusable .staticframework for iOS projects.

The make-fmwk script must be launched from the directory containing the .xcodeproj of a static library project, and will generate a pseudo-bundle which can be easily deployed.

.staticframeworks are built on a per-configuration basis since a universal binary file can contain at most one binary per platform. Details about the compilation process are packed into the framework itself (as a plist manifest file).

To avoid conflicting names when merging framework resources with other framework resources or with application resources, all resource files should be prefixed with the name of the framework, or embedded into a bundle.

By default the generated .staticframework file is saved under a common ~/StaticFrameworks directory acting as a framework repository. You can still change the output directory using the -o option. Other build products are still saved under the build directory.