To follow the twelve-factor app idea behind using a .env file to configure your app, setup project so that all you need to do is edit a .env file to configure it.
Tasks:
[x] Install dotenv-ios CLI to give access in the source code to .env values.
[x] Create fastlane script that will take .env values for app name, bundle ID, things like that and changes the Info.plist config of the app to these values.
[x] Create fastlane script that will generate app icons from .env value.
Resources:
tool to make .env values exported on the system for tools like fastlane to access them.
levibostian
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4 years ago
To follow the twelve-factor app idea behind using a
.envfile to configure your app, setup project so that all you need to do is edit a.envfile to configure it.Tasks:
.envvalues..envvalues for app name, bundle ID, things like that and changes the Info.plist config of the app to these values..envvalue.Resources:
.envvalues exported on the system for tools like fastlane to access them.