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Setting up fastlane when you don't know what you are doing

Jess Chandler on February 06, 2018

Originally published in my 100 days of code log I had seen several apps in the app store with cool screenshots with frames and titles, and I reall...
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K •

Very good article, gonna stash it for my next project :D

Sadly I had to switch back to "regular" Xcode builds today.

Somehow I couldn't get HealthKit capability working with fastlane/match.

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Jess Chandler •

I haven't used HealthKit, but I was facing a little difficulty when fastlane kept originally thinking my project was my first pod. Fixing the Appfile made mine magically work. I wish you good luck in future!!

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Ben Halpern •

@maestromac definitely sending you to this post if we ever get into native-mobile world.

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Martin Arista • • Edited

This is awesome @jessachandler ! 🙌🏼🎉 Fastlane has saved me so much time and energy and once you set it up you can let CI do it's job and never have to think about it.

I also have mine setup to handle .env to keep keys and sensitive data out of the repo and it works like a charm.

For instance using Match to load certificates:

fastlane_require 'dotenv' 

lane :installCerts do
  match(
    git_url: ENV['MATCH_REPO_URL'],
    username: ENV['MATCH_USERNAME'],
    app_identifier: ENV['APP_IDENTIFIER'],
    readonly: true
  )
end
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Jess Chandler •

Thanks for the props. I :greenheart: Fastlane :rocket: !