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Introduction
Motors Application Plugin
Installation of the plugin
Motors Application Plugin Settings
Global Settings
Main Page
Add a Car Page
Inventory
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
Generate APK
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
Item Page
Changelog
stylemixthemes
Themes
Plugins
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Step 4 – Setting up the project
In order to set display name, Bundle identifier, version, build, etc. of your app, you need to install the Xcode tool. You can download the Xcode here .
After, run the Xcode and click on “Open another project…” option in the welcome window.
In the popup window, select and open the “motors-app/iOS” folder.
Next, you need to enter display name, bundle identifier, version, and build in the Identity section.
Display name: the name of your app which will be displayed on the home screen/elsewhere;
Bundle Identifier: the Bundle ID registered on App Store Connect (com.yourcompanydomain.appname);
Version: – the current version of your app;
Build: – the build version of your app.
In the Signing section, you need to select your team which connected to your Apple Developer account.
Note. Automatically manage signing option is active by default. This option allows Xcode automatically managing app signing and supplying.
Tip: For detailed overview of app signing, have a look at the Create, export, and delete signing certificates.
The next section is the Deployment Info section where you need to set the minimum iOS version your app will support iOS 10.0 and later.
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Step 3 – Prepare for app distribution
Next - IOS App Build
Step 5 – Add an App Icon
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