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Distribution

Distribution can be done individually by target. Today all dist.py (target verb) upload final file to AWS S3.

You can call dist verb from any target, example:

python make.py target linux dist

The folder with name dist has the data to deploy (Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux and others) and this folder is not versioned, but you can download distribution file with the following command:

python make.py target linux dist download --version=1.0.0

This command will download a packed file and will unpack to dist folder:

You can also generate a packed dist folder again using:

python make.py target linux dist generate --version=1.0.0

And you can upload with:

python make.py target linux dist upload --version=1.0.0

Obs 1: This template come configured with AWS S3 when upload distribution files.

Obs 2: Set environment keys "EZORED_AWS_KEY_ID" and "EZORED_AWS_SECRET_KEY" with your AWS key data.

Obs 3: You can change all AWS configurations like bucket name and bucket path from file files/core/const.py.

Obs 4: The parameter "--version" is optional and if you omit it will use version from the target configuration file.

Obs 5: You can download version 1.0.0 for all targets and not only "linux" because we have everything compiled and uploaded for all targets and version 1.0.0 for tests.

Obs 6: You can force AWS S3 delete file if it exists using parameter --force.

Android

Android sample project is configured with a custom task to download SDK from AWS S3. You can change to local path or attach SDK project as module.

  1. Local repository mode
  2. Remote repository mode
  3. Module project

iOS

iOS sample project is configured with a custom pod to download SDK from AWS S3. You can change to local path or remote file.

  1. Local repository mode
  2. Remote repository mode

When use local path, you need start a simple HTTP server to cocoapods tool download file "dist.tar.gz" that was generated:

cd build/ios/dist
python -m http.server