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How to build and test Talkify from source with xcodebuild with Talkify

Clone the repo, build the app headless, and run the test suite the way CI does.

Who it is forA developer or contributor who wants to change Talkify or check that a local build passes its tests before opening a pull request.

The problemContributors need a reproducible build and test run on their own Mac before they change the code.

The outcomeA debug build of Talkify and a test run result, with the same commands CI uses.

What you need first

  • macOS 26 (Tahoe) on Apple Silicon
  • Homebrew for the one-line cask install, or the Talkify.dmg from the latest release
  • Xcode, since the project is an Xcode project, for building from source

Steps

  1. Clone the repo with git clone https://github.com/tornikegomareli/Talkify.git.
  2. Change into the folder with cd Talkify.
  3. Build headless with xcodebuild -project Talkify.xcodeproj -scheme Talkify -configuration Debug build.
  4. Run the tests with xcodebuild test -project Talkify.xcodeproj -scheme Talkify -destination 'platform=macOS'.
  5. Read CONTRIBUTING.md before you start a change, because the README says pull requests need an issue first.

Prompt for your agent

In the local clone of tornikegomareli/Talkify at <path>, run the test command from the README and report the number of passing and failing tests. Verify that the test command uses the platform=macOS destination before you report.

Caveat. The README requires macOS 26 on Apple Silicon, so the build and tests will not run on other Macs or older systems.

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