| 1 | Usage: ios-sim <command> <options> [--args ...]
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| 3 | Commands:
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| 4 | showsdks List the available iOS SDK versions
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| 5 | showdevicetypes List the available device types
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| 6 | launch <application path> Launch the application at the specified path on the iOS Simulator
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| 7 | start Launch iOS Simulator without an app
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| 8 | install <application path> Install the application at the specified path on the iOS Simulator without launching the app
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| 10 | Options:
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| 11 | --version Print the version of ios-sim
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| 12 | --help Show this help text
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| 13 | --exit Exit after startup
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| 14 | --log <log file path> The path where log of the app running in the Simulator will be redirected to
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| 15 | --devicetypeid <device type> The id of the device type that should be simulated (Xcode6+). Use 'showdevicetypes' to list devices.
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| 16 | e.g "com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimDeviceType.Resizable-iPhone6, 8.0"
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| 18 | Removed in version 4.x:
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| 19 | --stdout <stdout file path> The path where stdout of the simulator will be redirected to (defaults to stdout of ios-sim)
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| 20 | --stderr <stderr file path> The path where stderr of the simulator will be redirected to (defaults to stderr of ios-sim)
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| 21 | --sdk <sdkversion> The iOS SDK version to run the application on (defaults to the latest)
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| 22 | --family <device family> The device type that should be simulated (defaults to `iphone')
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| 23 | --retina Start a retina device
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| 24 | --tall In combination with --retina flag, start the tall version of the retina device (e.g. iPhone 5 (4-inch))
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| 25 | --64bit In combination with --retina flag and the --tall flag, start the 64bit version of the tall retina device (e.g. iPhone 5S (4-inch 64bit))
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| 27 | Unimplemented since version 4.x:
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| 28 | --verbose Set the output level to verbose
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| 29 | --timeout <seconds> The timeout time to wait for a response from the Simulator. Default value: 30 seconds
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| 30 | --args <...> All following arguments will be passed on to the application
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| 31 | --env <environment file path> A plist file containing environment key-value pairs that should be set
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| 32 | --setenv NAME=VALUE Set an environment variable
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