1. shell

Folder buildScript

I’ve created a buildScript folder in the project (demo) root directory to store it in

  • 1. Script file abuild.sh
  • 2. The configuration file AppStoreExportOptions. Plist

Folder autoBuild

This file is automatically generated after the script is executed for storage

  • xcarchive
  • Ipa etc.

1.1 xcodebuild:

Function Parameter description Command: man xcodebuild Displays targets. Scheme command: xcodebuild-list

Basic configuration :(since I put the script in the project root directory, I only need to change scheme here)

BuildConfiguration=Release Package Release or Debug
SCHEMENAME=demo      The project scheme name is demo
SOURCEPATH=$PWD    # Project path

DATE=`date +%Y%m%d_%H%m`
Package the target path
IPAPATH=$SOURCEPATH/autoBuild/$DATE
IPANAME=$SCHEMENAME_$DATE.ipa
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Clean:

# clean
xcodebuild clean \
-workspace $SOURCEPATH/$SCHEMENAME.xcworkspace \
-scheme ${SCHEMENAME} \
-configuration ${BuildConfiguration}
if[[$?!= 0]];then
    exit
fi
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Archive:

This is xcode9.3 and xcrun is no longer used.

# archive
xcodebuild archive \
-workspace $SOURCEPATH/$SCHEMENAME.xcworkspace \
-scheme ${SCHEMENAME} \
-configuration $BuildConfiguration \
-archivePath $IPAPATH/${SCHEMENAME}.xcarchive

if [ -e $IPAPATH ]; then
    echo "build OK"
else
    echo "build fail"
    exit 1
fi
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– exportArchive:

Export the IPA package
xcodebuild -exportArchive \
-archivePath $IPAPATH/${SCHEMENAME}.xcarchive \
-exportPath ${IPAPATH}/${SCHEMENAME} \
-exportOptionsPlist ${SOURCEPATH}/buildScript/AppStoreExportOptions.plist

if [ -e ${IPAPATH}/${SCHEMENAME} ]; then
    osascript -e 'Display notification "Packing successful!" with title "${IPAPATH}/${SCHEMENAME}"'
    echo "Archive OK"
    open ${IPAPATH}/${SCHEMENAME}
else
    echo "Archive fail"
fi
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Once packaged successfully, execute osAScript push notifications to your MAC desktop, and then open the IPA path with Finder

1.2 validate + upload:

usealtoolPublish to iTunes Connect

altoolPath="/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Applications/Application Loader.app/Contents/Frameworks/ITunesSoftwareService.framework/Versions/A/Support/altool"
[email protected]
applepassword=xxx

#validate
"$altoolPath" --validate-app \
-f "${IPAPATH}/${SCHEMENAME}/${IPANAME}"\
-u "$appleid"\
-p "$applepassword"\
-t ios \
osascript -e 'display notification "Release To AppStore" with title "Validate Complete!" '

#upload
"$altoolPath" --upload-app \
-f "${IPAPATH}/${SCHEMENAME}/${IPANAME}" \
-u "$appleid" -p "$applepassword" \
-t ios \
--output-format xml
osascript -e 'display notification "Release To AppStore" with title "Upload Complete!" '
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If you need to upload IPA to other platforms, such as FIR, dandelion, just add the upload script here

2. Automator

Workflow on iOS, Automator on Mac. Automator + shell doesn’t even need to use a terminal to type a command

CSDN reference link

  • Open the Automator
  • Creating a Service
  • Modify theService received 和 Service program

  • Join process 1
    1. On the left side of the Automator app screen, click”variable, type in the search boxpath“, drag it to the middle area.
    2. Below”The path“, select project (Demo),complete.
  • Join Process 2
    1. On the left side of the Automator app screen, click”operation, type in the search boxapple“, select”Run appleScript“Drag to the middle area.
    2. will(* Your script goes here *)Replace:
    tell application "Terminal"
  activate
  do script "cd " & input & " && . buildScript/ABuild.sh"
end tell
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  1. command + sSave the Workflow
  2. Finally, open Xcode to see if the service exists

Conclusion:

In the process of learning shell, I prepared to write something for practice, so I came into contact with packaging tools such as XcodeBuild, Altool upload and FIR, and then I came into contact with Automator of Mac and Workflow in iOS. So a lot of unskilled knowledge points should be personally to achieve again, so there will be a lot of opportunities to understand by analogy.

Github link for this article Workflow,shell

Automator official link AlTool official link