iOS

The App ID, App Name, icons and signing should be set in the iOS config files.

Table of contents

1. App ID
2. App Name
3. App Icons
4. App Signing

Open Xcode

open ios/Runner.xcworkspace

App ID

Update the Bundle Identifier to the same as the application id used on android, eg, com.mycompany.myapp.

Note: Version and Build can be ignored. These are updated automatically by the Fledge.

App Name

1. Update the Display Name to MyUniqueAppName.
2. In Runner>Runner>Info.plist, set Bundle display name to MyUniqueAppName.

App Icons

To generate a complete set of icons from a single image, see https://makeappicon.com. This will generate a complete Asset Catalog. Overwrite the existing catalog using:

cp <location of downloaded icons>/ios/AppIcon.appiconset/* ios/Runner/Assets.xcassets/AppIcon.appiconset

App Signing

Signing is done via Fastlane match and requires a private repository.

There are a variety of options to setup a private repository. You can use a private repository from GitHub (for free) or from another repository provider, or provide your own.

For information on how to set-up a private repo for match see: https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/match

Setting-up your app for iOS signing:

1. Initialize match.
   It will ask for the location and write access to the remote private match repo.

    cd ios
    fastlane match init
   

   This creates a (temporary) file at ios/fastlane/Matchfile.

   Remember the following match values for use in configuring as secret variables in the build server

   1. The url of your private repository
      PUBLISHING_MATCH_CERTIFICATE_REPO
   2. The user/pass to access the private repository
      This is embedded in PUBLISHING_MATCH_CERTIFICATE_REPO
   3. The password to unencrypt the match certificates
      MATCH_PASSWORD

2. Create your app in App Store Connect.
   You will be asked for a unique name for the app for end users during this step. It is recommended to use the same name in both stores. For example, MyUniqueAppName.

    fastlane produce -u user@email.com -a com.mycompany.myapp -q MyUniqueAppName
   

   See https://docs.fastlane.tools/actions/produce for details.

3. Sync the match repo with the app store.

    fastlane match appstore
   

   Among other things, this will create a provisioning profile that is used during app setup above. For example, match AppStore com.mycompany.myapp.

4. Delete the Matchfile (as it contains secure info)

In Xcode:

Go to Signing (Release) and select the provisioning profile created during match setup. For example, use the following provisioning profile:

match AppStore com.mycompany.myapp