mas-cli/mas

This system is a command-line interface for managing the Mac App Store, enabling users to search for, install, and update applications. It provides robust features for identifying apps via bundle or ADAM IDs, verifying macOS compatibility, and handling asynchronous App Store interactions. The tool also supports shell completions and structured, thread-safe output for reliable automation and scripting.

This period focused on modernizing the codebase by migrating to Swift 6.3 and replacing the legacy Xcode project structure with standardized configuration files and build systems. The team also enhanced the CLI experience by adding shell completion scripts and refactoring the application's entry point.

5 changes

This period focused on modernizing the codebase by migrating to Swift 6.2 and adopting async/await concurrency patterns across the CLI and model layers. The work introduced new command-line options for app identification and update accuracy, while also standardizing build tooling and expanding test coverage for the new model structures.

8 changes

This period focused on establishing a robust utility layer and test suite for the project. The work introduced a centralized printer for structured output, refactored process and environment handling with thread-safe POSIX functions, and added comprehensive unit tests for all major commands.

7 changes

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