1→#!/usr/bin/env ruby
     2→
     3→# Generate Xcode project with ORGANIZED folder structure
     4→# Both iOS and macOS targets with proper group hierarchy
     5→
     6→require 'fileutils'
     7→
     8→IOS_PROJECT_NAME = "Planner2026-iOS"
     9→MACOS_PROJECT_NAME = "Planner2026-macOS"
    10→IOS_BUNDLE_ID = "com.neog.Planner2026-iOS"
    11→MACOS_BUNDLE_ID = "com.neog.Planner2026-macOS"
    12→IOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET = "17.0"
    13→MACOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET = "14.0"
    14→TEAM_ID = "N3W33U35PP"
    15→
    16→def generate_uuid
    17→  format("%08X%08X%08X", rand(0xFFFFFFFF), rand(0xFFFFFFFF), rand(0xFFFFFFFF))
    18→end
    19→
    20→# Collect all files
    21→ios_files = Dir.glob("#{IOS_PROJECT_NAME}/**/*.swift").sort
    22→macos_files = Dir.glob("#{MACOS_PROJECT_NAME}/**/*.swift").sort
    23→
    24→puts "Found #{ios_files.count} iOS Swift files"
    25→puts "Found #{macos_files.count} macOS Swift files"
    26→
    27→# Shared files for macOS target
    28→shared_patterns = [
    29→  "Models/",
    30→  "Services/Data/",
    31→  "Services/AI/",
    32→  "Services/Auth/",
    33→  "Services/Utilities/NotificationService",
    34→  "Services/Utilities/XPCategoryHelper",
    35→  "Services/Utilities/Logger",
    36→  "Services/Utilities/Constants"
    37→]
    38→
    39→shared_files = ios_files.select do |f|
    40→  shared_patterns.any? { |pattern| f.include?(pattern) } && !f.include?("HapticManager")
    41→end
    42→
    43→puts "Found #{shared_files.count} shared files"
    44→puts ""
    45→
    46→# === Generate UUIDs ===
    47→
    48→# File references
    49→file_refs = {}
    50→(ios_files + macos_files).uniq.each { |f| file_refs[f] = generate_uuid }
    51→
    52→# Build files (separate for each target)
    53→ios_build_files = {}
    54→macos_build_files = {}
    55→
    56→ios_files.each { |f| ios_build_files[f] = generate_uuid }
    57→macos_files.each { |f| macos_build_files[f] = generate_uuid }
    58→shared_files.each { |f| macos_build_files[f] = generate_uuid }
    59→
    60→# Group UUIDs
    61→group_uuids = {}
    62→
    63→# Project structure
    64→project_uuid = generate_uuid
    65→main_group_uuid = generate_uuid
    66→products_group_uuid = generate_uuid
    67→
    68→# iOS Groups
    69→ios_root_group = generate_uuid
    70→ios_app_group = generate_uuid
    71→ios_models_group = generate_uuid
    72→ios_services_group = generate_uuid
    73→ios_services_auth_group = generate_uuid
    74→ios_services_data_group = generate_uuid
    75→ios_services_ai_group = generate_uuid
    76→ios_services_location_group = generate_uuid
    77→ios_services_utilities_group = generate_uuid
    78→ios_views_group = generate_uuid
    79→ios_views_auth_group = generate_uuid
    80→ios_views_today_group = generate_uuid
    81→ios_views_tasks_group = generate_uuid
    82→ios_views_projects_group = generate_uuid
    83→ios_views_planner_group = generate_uuid
    84→ios_views_ai_group = generate_uuid
    85→ios_views_rituals_group = generate_uuid
    86→ios_views_walking_group = generate_uuid
    87→ios_views_goals_group = generate_uuid
    88→ios_views_gamification_group = generate_uuid
    89→ios_views_settings_group = generate_uuid
    90→
    91→# macOS Groups
    92→macos_root_group = generate_uuid
    93→macos_app_group = generate_uuid
    94→macos_views_group = generate_uuid
    95→macos_utilities_group = generate_uuid
    96→
    97→# Target UUIDs
    98→ios_target_uuid = generate_uuid
    99→macos_target_uuid = generate_uuid
   100→ios_product_ref = generate_uuid

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