Refactoring with Natalie in a project.

[alexpchin]

We have a project that came with Natalie installed and contains a very large storyboard. Our next step is that we want to refactor this main storyboard into a number of smaller storyboards. Do you have any suggestions of how to do this with Natalie installed? At the moment, as I understand it, there are a few issues being caused?

I can't really find any documentation on this and the team members (@gslondon) haven't really used Natalie before? If you could give some suggestions, documentations or blog posts about this that would be really helpful!

[gslondon]

It would be good to know how to configure Natalie to work with Storyboard References in particular. As it stand now, the project's Storyboards.swift is blank after Natalie executes.

[krzyzanowskim]

Natalie doesn't look into the references so far so there is not much to setup. It can parse each storybard independently but the inter-connections are not followed.

[alexpchin]

Hello @krzyzanowskim. I've added a video here of the issue we're facing? https://we.tl/kjnbO6gloN

Any pointers to solve this quickly for refactoring a large storyboard as our alternative is to remove Natalie from the project?

[phimage]

on macOS I have a storyboard reference and no problem (with the last version)
I did not use the refactoring

Maybe rename Storyboard ID to the storyboard name, not the controller one

Maybe If you can give a reduced storyboards with same issue I can execute natalie in debug mode and see what append