dynamic-type-support

Run this audit on your project root to grep Swift and Objective-C files for fixed font sizes, fixed-height text containers, and minimumScaleFactor suppression. It reports each violation with file path, line number, and the exact fix such as semantic fonts or UIFontMetrics.

Wrap custom fonts with UIFontMetrics, for example UIFontMetrics(forTextStyle: .body).scaledFont(for: font), and set adjustsFontForContentSizeCategory = true on labels. The audit flags any UIFont(name:) or systemFont(ofSize:) call missing this scaling.

Yes, it scans both. For SwiftUI it flags .font(.system(size:)) numeric literals and recommends semantic styles like .body or .headline; for UIKit it checks UIFont usage against UIFontMetrics coverage. It also notes storyboard and xib files for manual review.

Clipping happens when labels sit inside fixed-height containers, such as a hardcoded 44pt UITableViewCell or a SwiftUI .frame(height:) modifier, so text overflows the boundary at larger Dynamic Type sizes. The fix is to let containers size to their content.

No, it is strictly read-only and makes no network calls. It only uses Glob, Grep, and Read to inspect files and produce a findings report; all fixes are applied manually by the developer.