Real-Time UIKit Inspector (Reveal App)

The program is compared to Web Inspector for WebKit, if this comparison tells you something. If no comparison, then this is a tool that allows you to live to explore the entire hierarchy of UIKit objects in your application and change their attributes.



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It is important that Reveal allows not only to watch, minimize / expand subviews, but also to change their properties: hide or show (uncheck the hidden flag), change sizes, colors, tags, alignment and content (for UILabel, UIButton, for example). And all this on a live application.

The Reveal App is a client and server (Reveal iOS SDK) that you build into an application that communicates over a network, i.e. You can connect to the application on the device, for example, when selecting colors (the colors look somewhat different in Photoshop, iOS Simulator and on the device).



Embedding the server is possible by adding a framework to the project - then the launch will occur automatically every time the application is started (in the background the server stops). You can add dlyb to the project, and load it manually (the sequence of steps and code are described on the support page . You can add via CocoaPods (Reveal-iOS-SDK) - the result is identical to the first option. Connections to Appcelerator Titanium, MonoTouch, RubyMotion are also described.

We could not sit and wait for the development tools to reach a new level, so we did Reveal so that our iOS applications were better, faster, more reliable.

- with the text of the guys from Itty Bitty Apps announced their program. Before them was Spark Inspector ($ 30, there is a Trial), but I, personally, didn’t work with him, so Reveal seems to be that new level.

Application in the status of Open Beta, while free. Launch requires Mac OSX 10.8 and iOS 6 (Deployment Target can be 5.1).

Application website: revealapp.com
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