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I need to access the filesystem of the App I am devolping on the iOS Simulator. On Android I start up an Emulator, go to the console and type adb shell, followed by run-as com.MYAPP. Here we go. I am in the filesystem and can do stuff like mkdir, rm -R ... etc. Is something like that possible with iOS? There must be some sort of file manager... All the resources I find tell me how to programmatically access the filesystem. But I know that already...

Stophface
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  • @VarunNaharia you only linked to another answer. Commenting on my Q would have been enough to do that. Hence I wont upvote. – Stophface Oct 05 '17 at 10:22
  • Possible duplicate of [Document Directory Path of iOS 8 Beta Simulator](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25198840/document-directory-path-of-ios-8-beta-simulator) – Varun Naharia Oct 05 '17 at 11:46

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You can access a simulator's filesystem at the below path:

~/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices

Choose the simulator folder correctly by checking the devices.plist file at the above Path and open the correct simulator folder. You can find the app data at data/Containers path inside the simulator folder.

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