A macOS tool for managing iOS/macOS provisioning profiles (.mobileprovision, .provisionprofile files) with search, export, and quick preview.
ProfilesManager is a macOS application that helps Apple developers manage iOS and macOS provisioning profiles (.mobileprovision and .provisionprofile files). It solves the problem of organizing, searching, and inspecting these critical files used for code signing and app deployment outside of Xcode.
iOS and macOS developers, especially those working on multiple projects or teams, who need to handle provisioning profiles manually for debugging, distribution, or certificate management.
It provides a dedicated GUI tool that centralizes profile management with features like tree view, quick preview, and export options, saving time over manual Finder operations or terminal commands.
Apple iOS/macOS Provisioning Profiles management,.provisionprofile, .mobileprovision files manager tool for mac
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Displays all provisioning profiles in a hierarchical structure, eliminating the need for manual Finder searches. Evidence from README: 'tree look all profiles'.
Enables right-click actions to export certificates, move to trash, or show in Finder, streamlining common tasks. README details 'Right-click DeveloperCertificates field item export cer from profile'.
Provides a plugin to preview .ipa, .xcarchive, and other Apple files with spacebar, enhancing file inspection. Evidence: 'onekey uninstall or install quicklook plug-in'.
Allows multi-select for actions like delete or show in Finder, facilitating efficient management of multiple profiles. README states 'multi-select opration such show in finder and delete'.
Drag an .ipa file to inspect its embedded provisioning profile and Info.plist, useful for debugging. Evidence: 'drag into and look ipa profile or plist directly'.
Lacks a command-line interface or API, making it unsuitable for integration into automated build systems or scripts. README focuses exclusively on GUI features.
Only manages profiles installed on the local system; cannot fetch, update, or sync profiles directly with Apple Developer Portal. No features for cloud interaction are mentioned.
README mixes English and Chinese with sparse details, which could confuse users expecting comprehensive guides. Evidence: phrases like '右键美化物理文件名' with partial translations.
As a third-party tool, it might not keep pace with changes in Apple's provisioning system, risking breaks with macOS updates or new Xcode versions. No update guarantees are provided.