This app uses Meteor's DDP.connect() to manually connect to the server hosted at the part-up/part-up repository.

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Before contributing, please read CONTRIBUTING.md carefully.

$ cd app
$ meteor npm install
$ cd ..
$ ./start

In another terminal, start the app from the part-up/part-up repository.

$ ./start

Visit the app at http://localhost:4000.

iOS

$ ./run-ios

Android

$ ./run-android

$ cd app
$ meteor npm install --save some-package

$ cd app
$ meteor add cordova:<cordova-plugin-name>@<version>

• $ cd app
• $ meteor npm install
• $ meteor build ../output --mobile-settings ../config/<environment>/settings.json --server <partup-url> (replace with acceptance or production and with the part-up server url)
• Open the project /output/ios/project/Part-up.xcodeproj in Xcode.
• Go to Part-up's General settings
  • Select "8.0" (under Deployment Info > Deployment Target)
  • Select "iPhone" (under Deployment Info > Devices)
  • Uncheck "Upside Down" (under Deployment Info > Device Orientation)
  • Select "Light" (under Deployment Info > Status Bar Style)
  • Check "Hide status bar" (under Deployment Info > Status Bar Style)
• Go to Part-up's Build settings
  • Add "@executable_path/Frameworks" to Release (under Linking > Runpath Search Paths)
• From the top menu, select "Product > Archive" and wait untill the process completes
• An archives window should pop up.
• Select the latest version and hit "Upload to App Store..."
• When asked, choose the correct Development Team.
• Check the Binary and Entitlements and hit Upload.
• Wait until the build is processed by Apple at itunesconnect.apple.com.
• Release the build for internal testing, external testing or production.

• Obtain the android-keystore file from a colleague, put it in the repo root and ask for the passphrase.
• To create the final APK before publishment, you have to sign and align it.
  • $ cd app
  • $ meteor npm install
  • $ meteor build ../output --mobile-settings ../config/<environment>/settings.json --server <partup-url> (replace with acceptance or production and with the part-up server url)
  • $ cd ..
  • $ jarsigner -verbose -sigalg SHA1withRSA -digestalg SHA1 -keystore android-keystore output/android/project/build/outputs/apk/android-armv7-release-unsigned.apk part-up-android
  • $ANDROID_HOME/build-tools//zipalign 4 output/android/project/build/outputs/apk/android-armv7-release-unsigned.apk part-up.apk
• Test your build by running it on an Android device:
  • Connect an Android device.
  • Remove the app from the Android device if the app already exists.
  • Install the app using adb install part-up.apk.
  • Start the app.
• If you are satisfied with the APK, publish it to Google Play:
  • Go to Google Play's Developer Console: https://play.google.com/apps/publish
  • Click on Alpha / Beta / Production.
  • Upload your new APK using the upload button.
  • After a few hours, the new version should be available to everyone.