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Fastlane Automation for CI/CD #9

Open trinithunder opened 1 month ago

trinithunder commented 1 month ago

You can trigger Fastlane builds and deployments through a Rails background job. You'll also need to ensure that each user’s mobile app repository is branched and pushed to their respective branch.

`# app/jobs/deploy_mobile_app_job.rb class DeployMobileAppJob < ApplicationJob queue_as :default

def perform(user, branch_name)

Step 1: Create a branch for the user

create_git_branch(user, branch_name)

# Step 2: Push modified project files to the branch
push_to_git_branch(user, branch_name)

# Step 3: Run Fastlane for build and deploy
run_fastlane(user, branch_name)

end

private

def create_git_branch(user, branch_name)

Create a new branch in the user's mobile app repository

system("git checkout -b #{branch_name}")

end

def push_to_git_branch(user, branch_name)

Assuming the user's project files are modified and ready

system("git add .")
system("git commit -m 'User changes'")
system("git push origin #{branch_name}")

end

def run_fastlane(user, branch_name)

Navigate to the correct directory and run Fastlane

app_dir = "/home/#{user.username}/mobile_apps/#{branch_name}"
Dir.chdir(app_dir) do
  system("fastlane ios release")  # Assuming you're deploying to iOS
  system("fastlane android release")  # For Android deployment
end

end end `

trinithunder commented 1 month ago

This job handles creating the git branch for the user’s custom mobile app, pushing their changes, and running Fastlane to deploy the app to the App Store or Google Play. You’ll need to ensure that your Fastlane setup (Fastfile) is properly configured for each platform.