iOS

Requirements

1. Xcode (version 16.3)
2. An iPhone 16 Pro simulator (iOS 18.1) set up

Setup

1. Clone the repository:

   $ git clone https://github.com/bitwarden/ios

2. Install Mint:

   $ brew install mint

   Alternatively, if you prefer to install Mint without brew, clone the Mint repo into a temporary directory and run make.

   $ git clone https://github.com/yonaskolb/Mint.git
   $ cd Mint
   $ make

3. Bootstrap the project:

   $ Scripts/bootstrap.sh

   Note Because Scripts/bootstrap.sh is how the project is generated, bootstrap.sh will need to be run every time the project configuration or file structure has changed (for example, when files have been added, removed or moved). It is typically best practice to run bootstrap.sh any time you switch branches or pull down changes.

   Alternatively, you can create git hooks to automatically execute the bootstrap.sh script every time a git hook occurs. To use the git hook scripts already defined in the Scripts directory, copy the scripts to the .git/hooks directory.

   $ cp Scripts/post-merge .git/hooks/
   $ cp Scripts/post-checkout .git/hooks/

4. Install fastlane for automated package deployments:

   Note We manage non-system Ruby installations with rbenv as homebrew tends to break the required Ruby dependencies

   $ brew install rbenv
   $ rbenv init

   From the root directory of the ios repo do the following:

   $ rbenv install -s
   $ bundle install

   Note If bundle install fails you may need to restart your shell or source your appropriate profile to recognize the newly installed non-system Ruby, e.g. source ~/.zprofile then bundle install again

   Once complete you can test fastlane with:

   $ bundle exec fastlane --version

   When necessary, update the Ruby version with:

   $ rbenv install 3.4.4

   Update dependencies with:

   $ bundle update

   If you're still having issues, here are some helpful commands for troubleshooting:

   $ which -a ruby
   $ which -a rbenv
   $ which -a fastlane
   $ rbenv which fastlane
   $ echo $PATH

Run the app

1. Open the project in Xcode 16.3+.
2. Run the app in the Simulator with the Bitwarden target for the Password Manager app or Authenticator for the Authenticator app.

[!TIP] To open the workspace in Xcode, just go to the root folder with the CLI and run:

open Bitwarden.xcworkspace

Running tests

Due to slight snapshot test variations between iOS versions, the test target requires running in an iPhone 16 Pro simulator (iOS 18.1).

1. In Xcode's toolbar, select the project and a connected device or simulator.

   • The Generic iOS Device used for builds will not work for testing.

2. In Xcode's menu bar, select Product > Test.

   • Test results appear in the Debug Area, which can be accessed from View > Debug Area > Show Debug Area if not already visible.

Linting

This project is linted using both SwiftLint and SwiftFormat. Both tools run in linting mode with every build of the Bitwarden target. However, if you would like to have SwiftFormat autocorrect any issues that are discovered while linting, you can manually run the fix command mint run swiftformat ..

Additionally, if you would like SwiftFormat to autocorrect any issues before every commit, you can use a git hook script. To use the git hook script already defined in the Scripts directory, copy the script to the .git/hooks directory.

$ cp Scripts/pre-commit .git/hooks/