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Motors Application Plugin

Installation of the plugin

Motors Application Plugin Settings

Global Settings

Motors Application Build

Step 1 – Open the app folder

Step 2 – Install Node.js and NPM

Step 3 – Run npm install commands

Step 4 – Run react-native commands

Step 5 – Put your site link

Step 6 – Upload your logo

Setup Environment

Google AdMob integration

Push Notification Setup

Android Application Build

Step 1 – Set up environment

Step 2 – Application Name

Step 3 – Upload app icon

Step 4 – Change package name

Step 5 – Change “import” name

Step 6 – Edit build.gradle file

Step 7 – Edit AndroidManifest file

Android App Release

Step 1 – Test your app

Step 2 – Generate Android App Bundle

IOS App Build

Step 1 – App Registration on App Store Connect

Step 2 – Register a Bundle ID

Step 3 – Prepare for app distribution

Step 4 – Setting up the project

Step 5 – Add an App Icon

IOS App Release

Step 1 – Create a build archive

Step 2 – Upload an app to App Store Connect

Extra Materials

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Step 1 – Test your app

You can test your app via running emulator in Android Studio. To run the emulator click on Run App icon in the toolbar.
Note. In order to use virtual device emulator you need to install the Java SDK 8u211 package.
Click on “Create New Virtual Device” button in the appeared popup window.
After selecting the needed device, click on Next button and select a Pie system image.
Click on Next button and verify your device configurations. After, click on Finish button to add your virtual device.
Select your virtual device and click on OK button to run the emulator
Android Virtual Device outcome:

Android Application Build - Previous

Step 7 – Edit AndroidManifest file

Next - Android App Release

Step 2 – Generate Android App Bundle

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