VS Code extension

📄️Get started

This is a five-minute walkthrough: install the extension, open an Xcode project, and run your app on a

Build and run your iOS app on a simulator or device directly from the VSCode sidebar. SweetPad drives xcodebuild

SweetPad integrates with the CodeLLDB

Hot reload lets you change Swift code and see the result in your running app

SweetPad wires Swift test targets into VSCode's native Testing UI, so XCTest and Swift Testing tests behave like any

SweetPad formats Swift files in VSCode using swift-format by default —

SweetPad wires Xcode's build information into SourceKit-LSP so you get

In SweetPad, a destination is anywhere you can run your app — a specific simulator or a connected device. Under

Boot, stop, and reset iOS Simulators directly from the VSCode sidebar. SweetPad drives xcrun simctl — the same tool

watchOS Simulators show up in the Destinations view alongside iOS Simulators and behave the same way — boot,

SweetPad runs and debugs your app on physical iPhones and iPads, with on-device log streaming and full LLDB

The Tools panel in the SweetPad sidebar lists the third-party CLI tools SweetPad integrates with, installs them

Tuist lets you define your Xcode project declaratively instead of editing it through Xcode's UI.

XcodeGen generates your .xcodeproj from a YAML manifest

If you keep multiple branches of the same Xcode project checked out side by side via

Every setting the SweetPad extension reads, in one place. Put them in .vscode/settings.json to keep

Everything SweetPad can do is exposed as a command. Open the command palette (⌘⇧P), type "sweetpad",

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