Commandant
Commandant is a framework bundled with Carthage, a decentralised dependency manager for macOS and iOS development. Carthage uses Commandant internally to parse command-line arguments and structure its CLI interface. Carthage itself is a build tool used by iOS and macOS developers to manage third-party libraries without requiring a centralised build system, offering an alternative to CocoaPods. Developers integrating Carthage into their workflow rely on this framework as part of Carthage's core functionality.
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1 suggestionCommandant is not a standalone application — it is an embedded framework that ships as part of Carthage, the dependency manager. There is nothing to update separately. If you use Carthage for iOS or macOS development, update Carthage itself to the latest version; Commandant will be updated automatically as part of that process. You can update Carthage via Homebrew (brew upgrade carthage), by downloading the latest release from the official Carthage GitHub repository, or through your preferred package manager. Since Commandant is a build-time dependency bundled inside Carthage, any native Apple Silicon build of Carthage will automatically include a native version of this framework.
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