This project is a CocoaPods plugin that allows to dowload pods published as Universal Packages in Azure Artifacts feeds.
Install the plugin by adding to your Gemfile
gem "cocoapods-azure-universal-packages"
Under the hood the plugin uses the Azure CLI to download the Universal Packages, you can install it running
brew update && brew install azure-cli
Finally, ensure that you are logged in using
az login
The plugin replaces the default CocoaPods HTTP downloader when a pod source URL points to a universal package and it uses the Azure CLI to perform the download.
Note: The plugin will install the Azure CLI DevOps extension automatically when running pod install
or pod update
for the first time.
Add to your Podfile
plugin 'cocoapods-azure-universal-packages', {
:organization => '{{ORGANIZATION_URL}}'
}
replacing {{ORGANIZATION_URL}}
with the base URL of your Azure Artifacts feed (for example: https://pkgs.dev.azure.com/myorg
).
Then, in your podspec set the pod's source to
# For project scoped feeds:
spec.source = { :http => '{{ORGANIZATION_URL}}/{{PROJECT}}/_apis/packaging/feeds/{{FEED}}/upack/packages/{{PACKAGE}}/versions/{{VERSION}}' }
# For organization scoped feeds:
spec.source = { :http => '{{ORGANIZATION_URL}}/_apis/packaging/feeds/{{FEED}}/upack/packages/{{PACKAGE}}/versions/{{VERSION}}' }
where:
{{ORGANIZATION_URL}}
is the URL of your feed's organization{{PROJECT}}
is the name of your feed's project (you must specify this only if your feed is a project scoped feed){{PACKAGE}}
is the name of your universal package{{VERSION}}
is the version of your universal package
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
organization |
The URL of the Azure Artifacts feed's orgnization. Required unless organizations is specified. |
organizations |
An array of URLs of possible Azure Artifacts feeds' organizations. Required unless organization is specified. |
update_cli_extension |
Whether to update the Azure CLI DevOps extensions automatically. Default to false . |
To run the tests, use
rake tests
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