Use the APP uploader tool to publish certificates and descriptive file tutorials
I used the AppCan platform to develop an app before, and the platform can generate Android and Apple versions at the same time. I thought about putting this app on the App Store for a try, so I borrowed an Apple developer account from a classmate, but it’s not that simple. I used the keychain of a Mac computer to apply for issuing a certificate and uploading ipa, but without a Mac, it was inconvenient for my classmates to use it, and then I fiddled with a virtual machine. I doubted my life, and I found a tool later. I finally uploaded successfully in the Windows environment, and I will share with you the process of putting my iOS app on the shelves.
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The following seven steps are introduced in detail! 1. Create a unique identifier App IDs2. Apply for a release certificate 3. Apply for a release description file 4. Create the App with iTunes Connect and fill in the information 5. AppCan select the certificate to compile and package 6. Upload the IPA to the App Store under Windows 7. Upload the IPA and return iTunes Connect Submit for Review
Only a developer account, an auxiliary tool Appuploader, and a PC are required to be put on the shelves, and a Mac computer is not needed here.
Not much to say, enter the steps
1. Create unique identifier App IDs
APP IDs will be used to create release files later, and will be used when creating an APP.
First, open the ID of the developer center, fill in whatever you want, there is no restriction, it is better to be the project name, so that you can easily identify it (Chinese is not allowed)
The second Bundle ID (App ID Suffix), which is the suffix of your App ID, needs to be filled in carefully. It is used to mark our app so that it has a fixed identity and is directly related to your program. The format to fill in the Explicit App ID is: com.company.appName, write according to the format, write something easy to remember, it will be used in many places later.
2. Apply for a certificate
Here we need to use Appuploader, a tool that directly creates certificates on Windows without a keychain.
First download and install http://appuploader.net/appuploader/download.php
2.1 Open the program, enter the Apple Developer Center account, and log in.
2.2 Select Certification
In this way, the distribution certificate is created, which is very simple.
3. Apply for release description file