Bash script to organize files in a Xcode project directory into MVVM structure. Uses the naming convention to do this.

MVVM.sh

echo "Welcome to Automatic MVVM organizer. Here pop a champange 🍾🍾🍾"
path=""
read -p "Enter your XCode project directory: " path
cd $path
if [ ! -d "./Controllers" ]
then
    mkdir "Controllers"
fi
if [ ! -d "./ViewModels" ]
then
    mkdir "ViewModels"
fi
if [ ! -d "./Views" ]
then
    mkdir "Views"
fi
if [ ! -d "./Models" ]
then
    mkdir "Models"
fi


controllers=$(ls | grep "[A-Za-z]*Controller.swift")
viewModels=$(ls | grep "[A-Za-z]*ViewModel.swift")
view=$(ls | grep "[A-Za-z]*View.swift")
models=$(ls | grep "[A-Za-z]*[^View]Model.swift")

if [[ "$controllers" ]]
then
    while read -r line; do
        mv $line "./Controllers" > /dev/null;true
    done <<< "$controllers"
fi
if [[ "$viewModels" ]]
then
    while read -r line; do
        mv $line "./ViewModels" > /dev/null;true
    done <<< "$viewModels"
fi
if [[ "$view" ]]
then
    while read -r line; do
        mv $line "./Views" > /dev/null;true
    done <<< "$view"
fi
if [[ "$models" ]]
then
    while read -r line; do
        mv $line "./Models" > /dev/null;true
    done <<< "$models"
fi
echo "Done!!!"