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xcode-simulator-cert
This is a tool to manage root certificates in Xcode simulators. Installing a certificate in all your simulators is as easy as:
It will then install the certificate in all your simulators.
Installation
Using Homebrew
Homebrew is the de-facto standard package manager for macOS open-source tools and other things.
Using Mint
Mint is a pretty nice package manager for Swift Package Manager-based projects, such as this one.
Usage
xcode-simulator-toolbasically does CRUD actions for certificates in simulators: install new ones, export existing ones, remove certificates, and list them.Use
xcode-simulator-tool --helpto get a quick overview of how it works.Installing certificates
The
installsubcomand takes a parameter where you give the certificate in PEM format.You can also specify a specific simulator:
This will install the certificate in simulators whose name exactly matches “iPhone 8”. There are some other ways of filtering into which simulators to affect, please see
xcode-simulator-cert install --help.It will skip installing in simulators where this exact certificate already exist.
Exporting certificates
The
exportsubcommand exports existing root certificate that it finds in the trust store of selected devices, creating a PEM file for each unique certificate.Removing certificates
The
removesubcommand removes all root certificates from selected devices.List certificates
The
listsubcommand lists all simulator devices and what certificates are available for each.Caveats
This tool edits a SQLite database managed by iOS in the simulator. It is not using officially blessed APIs. I have tested it on Xcode 10.2.1 and the Xcode 11 beta 1 (at the time of writing, the latest) and it works well, but I can of course not give any guarantees. In some situations you may still need to manually go in and trust the certificate manually. I recommend not running the Xcode simulator while you run the tool.
Development
If you’d like to hack on
xcode-simulator-cert, you may rungenerate-xcodeproj.shto generate an Xcode project.Acknowledgements
This tool is largely based on the work of Daniel Cerutti and his ADVTrustStore tool and documentation.