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@umituz/simulator-use

v0.2.2

Published

Browser-use for iOS simulators - Control iOS simulators from terminal with simple commands

Readme

Simulator-Use

Browser-use for iOS simulators - Control iOS simulators from your terminal with simple commands.

Features

  • 📱 List and manage iOS simulators
  • 🚀 Boot and shutdown simulators
  • 📸 Take screenshots
  • 🎯 Launch and terminate apps
  • 🌐 Open URLs in Safari
  • ⚡ Fast and easy to use

Installation

cd /Users/umituz/Desktop/github/umituz/apps/startups/simulator-use
npm install
npm run build
npm link

Usage

# List all available simulators
simulator-use list

# Boot a simulator
simulator-use boot "iPhone 13 Pro Max"

# Show current status
simulator-use status

# Take a screenshot
simulator-use screenshot ~/Desktop/screenshot.png

# Launch an app
simulator-use launch com.umituz.aimusic

# Terminate an app
simulator-use terminate com.umituz.aimusic

# Open a URL in Safari
simulator-use openurl https://github.com

# Shutdown a simulator
simulator-use shutdown "iPhone 13 Pro Max"

Requirements

  • macOS
  • Xcode Command Line Tools
  • iOS Simulators (installed via Xcode)

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | list | List all available iOS simulators | | boot <device> | Boot an iOS simulator | | shutdown <device> | Shutdown an iOS simulator | | screenshot <path> | Take a screenshot | | launch <bundleId> | Launch an app | | terminate <bundleId> | Terminate a running app | | openurl <url> | Open a URL in Safari | | status | Show current simulator status |

Examples

Basic Workflow

# 1. List available simulators
simulator-use list

# 2. Boot your device
simulator-use boot "iPhone 13 Pro Max"

# 3. Check status
simulator-use status

# 4. Take a screenshot
simulator-use screenshot before.png

# 5. Launch Melodia app
simulator-use launch com.umituz.aimusic

# 6. Wait and take another screenshot
sleep 3
simulator-use screenshot after.png

Development Workflow

# Boot simulator
simulator-use boot "iPhone 13 Pro Max"

# Launch your app
simulator-use launch com.umituz.aimusic

# Take screenshots for testing
simulator-use screenshot test1.png

# Terminate when done
simulator-use terminate com.umituz.aimusic

Development

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build TypeScript
npm run build

# Watch mode
npm run dev

# Link globally for testing
npm link

How It Works

Simulator-use wraps Apple's xcrun simctl command-line tool and provides a more user-friendly interface with colored output and better error handling.

License

MIT

Author

@umituz