just fill the form and you’re good to go.Īlternatively, if you have keytool CLI utility available on your system (you can check that by trying keytool -help in your terminal), you can generate a keystore file with the following command On the same screen, press on the button Create new.
The UI will ask you which app you want to sign, and your dummy app should be pre-selected. The instructions to create such a keystore file are available on the Android Developers documentation.īasically, just create a dummy Android project with Android Studio, and then go to Build > Generate Signed Bundle / APK. In Android-land, as far as I understand, it’s called a keystore. Just like any other Android app, this app must be signed with some security certificates. In the meantime, you can move on to the next section.
Jan 20 20:29:51 turtle INFO: it's all set ! Jan 20 20:29:51 turtle INFO: dependencies installed! Jan 20 20:26:56 turtle INFO: shell app for SDK 44.0.5 doesn 't exist, downloading.ĭownloading 95% 0.5sJan 20 20:27:08 turtle INFO: shell app has been downloaded Jan 20 20:22:45 turtle INFO: Downloading Android SDKĭownloading 98% 0.2s $ turtle setup:android -sdk-version 44.0.5 In my experience, using the current LTS version of Node.js (version 16.13.2) works best.Ĭaveat: I could not complete the iOS instructions to the end since I do not have an Apple Developer paid account.Ī condensed version of these steps without much explanation or context is available on the accompanying GitHub repository. The following instructions assume you have bash and Node.js available. That means you can keep an application private and also build your application while being offline. Let us go through an example of how to create your application file without resorting to Expo servers. It is open-source and available on GitHub. The build process relies on a CLI tool called turtle-cli.
Luckily for you, Expo provide the tools they are using on their servers for free (did I mention they’re great!?). (Although, if you made the same mistake as I did, a ticket to their support can delete any files you had wished to keep private. And you obtain a nice URL to the artifact created for you when the build finishes.īut, again, this is public.
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