SwiftFormat for Xcode

The extension integrates SwiftFormat’s code‑reformatting capabilities directly into Xcode, allowing developers to invoke a full Swift style enforcement from the Editor menu. It works on macOS and can be added as a source‑editor extension, a build‑phase script, or a pre‑commit hook, giving teams automated control over whitespace, implicit `self` usage, redundant parentheses, and other idiomatic Swift conventions.

Typical users are Swift developers who want a consistent code style across a project without manual editing. The tool supports a wide range of configuration options, rule sets, and can be run from the command line, via Homebrew, Mint, Nix, or as part of CI pipelines, making it adaptable to many workflows.

What distinguishes it is the combination of a mature, open‑source formatter with tight Xcode integration, offering both interactive formatting inside the IDE and automated enforcement through build phases or version‑control hooks, all under an MIT license.