11/3/2023 0 Comments Fastlane react![]() We’ll start with setting up Fastlane - we are going to use it for both iOS and Android. I don’t follow a specific order while explaining, so please read it all first. You can obviously pick whatever things you want from this list, but I’ll explain how to automate everything here. Commit and push the new version of the code.Upload screenshots and new binary, propagate it to production.Increment the app version and build number.Let’s say we need a command like yarn release-android that will end up in the updated metadata (including new screenshots for all the locales) on the Play Store and the new build being released to production. I will not cover the basics of how to setup React Native app, basics of JS/TS/Ruby/Bash/NPM and the rest of basic tools in this article - for more in-depth information on these duckduckgo the corresponding articles and tutorials. Why would you want to push the same React Native code on top of exactly the same code that just got released to the stores? Or maybe not a clickbait, you can do yarn release-android & yarn release-ios & yarn code-push & yarn release-appgallery and wrap it in something like yarn release-all even though the code push part does not make any sense in this combo. yarn release-appgallery to release the Android app to the App Gallery.yarn code-push to release the new version of React Native code to both platforms.yarn release-ios to release the iOS app to the App Store.yarn release-android to release the Android app to the Play Store. ![]() It is actually 4 commands in my setup, but you can easily combine them to one - even though I would question such decision, but who am I to judge, right? The three commands we will set up today are: ![]() That includes everything - from building the app to automatically waiting for the App Store build processing and sumbitting it for review! Hi everyone! I’ve recently launched my app called Todorant ( web, iOS, Android) and after a somewhat successful article of mine “ How to deploy Node.js app to Digital Ocean droplet with free Continuous Integration”, I decided to also tell you how I deploy my iOS and Android apps to the Apple App Store, Google Play Market, Microsoft AppCenter and Huawei App Gallery with one line in Terminal.
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