Sample expo project, built with turtle-cli and Github Actions
To configure these secrets, you have to go to Settings -> Secrets -> New secret in your repository menu.
- ANDROID_KEYSTORE_ALIAS - Keystore alias
- EXPO_ANDROID_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD - Keystore password
- EXPO_ANDROID_KEY_PASSWORD - Key password
- P12_PASSWORD - Password for .p12 file
- APPLE_TEAM_ID - Your Apple Team ID
- ASSETS_FTP_HOST - Host for assets FTP
- ASSETS_FTP_PASSWORD - Credentials for assets FTP
- ASSETS_FTP_USER - Credentials for assets FTP
- ASSETS_FTP_REMOTE_DIR - Remote directory on assets FTP
- ASSETS_URL - Public URL to assets (required SSL)
- EXPO_CLI_PASSWORD - Expo.io credentials
- EXPO_CLI_USERNAME - Expo.io credentials
- SECRET_FILES_PASSWORD - Password to decrypt GPG files
To build an application, you have to send to your repository encrypted (by GPG) files. To encrypt each of them, you can use this command:
$ gpg --symmetric --cipher-algo AES256 {target_file}
Remember to use SECRET_FILES_PASSWORD to secure these files.
./secrets/build.keystore.gpg- encrypted your .keystore file - you can generate it by command:
$ keytool -genkeypair -v -keystore {filename}.keystore -alias {keystore-alias} -keyalg RSA -keysize 2048 -validity 10000
./secrets/cert.p12.gpg- encrypted .p12 certification file - generated in AppStore Connect panel./secrets/profile.mobileprovision.gpg- encrypted Provisioning Profile file - generated in AppStore Connect panel
- PUSH notifications config (google-services.json file)
- Google Analytics config (GoogleService-Info.plist file)