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fastlane-sigh

v0.1.0

Published

node wrapper for ruby fastlane sigh module

Downloads

1

Readme

fastlane-sigh

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node wrapper for Ruby Fastlane-Sigh CLI

example

var sigh = require('fastlane-sigh')

sigh({
    identifier : 'appIdentifier',
    user       : '[email protected]',
    development: true,
    path       : '/Users/username/appname appname.xcodeproj'
}, (err, result) => {
    console.log(`STDOUT:\n${result.stdout}`)
    console.log(`STDERR:\n${result.stderr}`)

    if (err) {
        if (err.killed) console.error(`Terminated: ${err.signal}`)
        if (err.code) console.error(`Exit Code: ${err.code}`)
        console.error(err.message)
    }
})

api

var sigh = require('fastlane-sigh')

sigh([options],[callback])

Accepts options as an object; see tables below for a list of both runtime options, and sigh options.

|Sigh Options |Example|Description|Command Executed| |-------------|-------|-----------|----------------| | identifier | { identifier: bundleIndentifier } | sets bundle identifier | -a {bundleIndentifier} | | output | { output: outputDirectoryPath } | generates the profile in a specific directory | -o {outputDirectoryPath} | | user (string) | { user:username } | sets username | -u {user} | | profile:'adhoc' | { profile:'adhoc' } | generate an Ad Hoc profile instead of an App Store profile | --adhoc | | profile:'development' | { profile:'development' } | generate an development profile instead of an App Store profile | --development | | downloadAll (boolean) | { downloadAll:true } | downloads all provisioning profiles | --download_all | | force (boolean) | { force:true } | force the provisioning profile to be renewed regardless of its state. Provides a profile with the maximum lifetime and also adds all available devices to this profile. | --force | | repair (boolean) | { repair:true } | automatically repair all your existing provisioning profiles which are expired or just invalid | repair | | skipInstall (boolean) | { skipInstall:true } | By default, the certificate will be added on your local machine. Setting this flag will skip this action | --skip_install | | skipCertificateVerification (boolean) | { skipCertificateVerification:true } | Skips the verification of the certificates for every existing profiles. This will make sure the provisioning profile can be used on the local machine | --skip_certificate_verification | | skipFetchProfiles (boolean) | { skipFetchProfiles:true } | Skips the verification of existing profiles which is useful if you have thousands of profiles | --skip_fetch_profiles | | teamId(string) | { teamId: 'ekgo' } | The ID of your team if you're in multiple teams | --team_id {teamId} | | teamName(string) | { teamName: 'rockstars' } | The name of your team if you're in multiple teams | --team_name {teamName} | | provisioningName(string) | { provisioningName: 'companyA' } | The name of the profile that is used on the Apple Developer Portal | --provisioning_name {provisioningName} | | ignoreProfilesWithDifferentName (boolean) | { ignoreProfilesWithDifferentName:true } | Use in combination with provisioningName - when true only profiles matching this exact name will be downloaded | --ignore_profiles_with_different_name | | certId(string) | { certId: '8ADL6LVAA' } | The ID of the code signing certificate to use (e.g. 78ADL6LVAA) | --cert_id {certId} | | certOwnerName(string) | { certOwnerName: "Felix Krause" } | The certificate name to use for new profiles, or to renew with. (e.g. "Felix Krause") | --cert_owner_name {certOwnerName} | | filename | { filename: filename } | Filename to use for the generated provisioning profile (must include .mobileprovision) | --filename {filename} |

|Runtime Options |Example|Description| |----------------|-------|-----------| |timeout (number)| { timeout:0 } | specify when to exit execution in case of error | |password (string)| {password:''} | app store password for signing| |path (string)| {path:'/'} | path of directory where sigh executes|

install

With npm do:

npm install --save fastlane-sigh

testing

npm test

coverage

npm run view-cover

This will output a textual coverage report.

npm run open-cover

This will open an HTML coverage report in the default browser.