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The project directory layout of our next version of the XDK will be more compatible with Cordova CLI, so if you wait for that release (or try the Early Access release) you can switch between CLI and the XDK. See this doc page for some details: https://software.intel.com/en-us/xdk/docs/early-access-project-plugin-selection especially the very end of the doc page.
Ariel -- the Intel XDK build system continues to be cloud-based, so the Xcode (and Android Studio and Visual Studio) project files are still in the cloud. However, if you want to use Cordova CLI locally on your system, you are certainly welcome to do so. You can create a project with CLI, populate it with your source files, and import that into the XDK. So you could, for example, use the XDK for the Debug tab but build locally using CLI. Of course, to build for iOS you still need a Mac and a local copy of XCode, if you are using Cordova CLI. Not sure if that answers your question.
Brandon Kiefer (Intel) wrote:
It is not possible to compile the XDK project in Xcode. We have a cloud builder that handles that process. Can I ask why you want to build the application on your own Mac?
I build my app successfully with Intel XDK and get the .ipa file run well on my iphone & ipad, and now i want to test it on all simulators in Xcode. Brandon, Could you please tell me the way for this? Many thanks.