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"CocoaPods" matching MCP tools:

  • Deintegrate CocoaPods from the active Xcode project, removing all traces such as pods, configurations, and references to restore a clean project state.
    MIT
  • Install CocoaPods dependencies in the active Xcode project, with options for verbose output, updating spec repositories, and forcing a clean installation.
    MIT
  • Update CocoaPods dependencies in the active project, with options for specific pods, exclusions, and clean installs to resolve dependency issues.
    MIT
  • Parse native build logs (xcodebuild, Gradle, CocoaPods, Metro) into structured diagnostics with probable causes and suggested fixes to quickly resolve build failures.
    MIT

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  • Generate a detailed upgrade diff between React Native versions to identify required changes in dependencies, native configurations, project files, and troubleshooting steps.
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  • Clean build caches, DerivedData, and temporary files to resolve build issues caused by stale caches. Supports Gradle, Xcode, Node.js, and CocoaPods cleaning.
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  • Check a software package for known vulnerabilities by specifying its name and ecosystem (e.g., PyPI, npm, Maven), with an optional version filter, using data from OSV.dev.
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  • Generate a Podfile for the current project directory to manage iOS dependencies with CocoaPods.
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