I have finished my first react native app , i want to generate my signed apk , but i can not find how , all ressources on the net that I've read talk about a folder called android within my project , but me since i have used the commande react-create-native-app to creat my app there is no android folder , in expo documentations they are saying to config app.json i see there is no app json , i dont know how to generate that apk , get confused
To get APK and IPA files from Expo project you need to run exp build:status
More details here: https://docs.expo.io/versions/latest/guides/building-standalone-apps.html
Hope it helps
I recommend checking out fastlane, which will greatly help you automate building apk and ipa files.
Related
I have built an app and released it to the sotres.
The app is connected to appcenter.
On iOS, I can get the dsym file and upload to appcenter without problem.
But with Android, appcenter tells me to upload ".so" files, wheras these files are not generated by Xamarin in the bin or obj folders.
So, I'm kind of confused.
Please can someone tell me where to get these simbols ?
I generated a signed APK of my app to send to my friend. Before sending it I went back into Android Studio to keep working on it but the app wouldn't open up. It was as if files were missing from it. Apparently this isn't the case but I didn't modify it and it seemed the app folder that was generated was lost from my application. I tried putting the folder back but it didn't work.
How can I load my app back into android studio from the signed apk file that I created?
Sorry my friend, unfortunately its imposible to load app back to androidstudio from an apk. Unless you had a project copy you missed. You can try to decompile apk and get some classes and resources.
link :
http://www.javadecompilers.com/apk
I want to generate and run wear apk with jenkins. In www.developer.android.com, it is named "package manually".
But I don't want to copy my wear apk to under handheld project. I want this operation processes automatically, not manually.
link: https://developer.android.com/training/wearables/apps/packaging.html#PackageManually
How can I fix this problem?
Thank you advance.
Hi i am new to android development.
I am creating one application. I need to send sample application to client for testing purpose.
In iPhone development we can send .ipa file to client using TestFlightApp. Is there any way to do this similar way for Android application testing.
Please help me in this issue.
Thanks in advance
each time you build your application, an apk file is created in your project's bin folder. you can use that file for testing purposes
Right click on your application project folder
Scroll down to Android tools
click on : Export as signed Android application
Use the debug key located on your sdk folder to sign the app
,the password's key : android
and you will get a debug signed apk ready to install on any device .
To keep track of your apks you may create a string variable and use it as build tag so you don't get confused by multiple apks .
I'm doing so on my project , you can also create an unsigned apk but I don't know if you will be able to install it on a real device .
Some use maven to build the apk but it's more complicated .
I am facing problem in creating the .apk file using the ant script . The generated .apk named as _unaligned.apk instead of .apk and on installing the _unaligned.apk file to the device I get force-close showing the java.lang.VerifyError exception, but the same apk generated using IDE works fine. I am struck on this for a long time. Can you share the build.xml file that generates the .apk file?
this Bloq entry explains all necessary steps. Especially if you want to customize your build script.
If your are looking for the actual build script, just look into your Android SDK folder platforms/android-X/templates. There should be a file called android_rules.xml.
I customized my build script to clean, build, sign and distributing the apk to an attached device. If you like, I can provide you with my script. Just contact me!
You'll need to use zipalign & sign your apk with some key; as long as you're testing the app you can simply use the debug key with ant debug
At least that's what I understand from this page which you may want to read carefully.
What ant command are you running at the command / terminal prompt?
I have been having different problems with manually running ant (Repackage apk file to contain custom assets what build tool to use) and there might be some info on that thread to help you.
Alternatively, remember that one needs to sign the apk file before deploying it (see Joubarc's link).