If you are into iOS development, you have probably heard of Fastlane, the handy tool suite that allows you to script everything from generating screenshots and running tests to deploying your app to the App Store.

There are a number of sub-sections on this page:

• ​Installation ​

• ​Importing Actions for Updraft Fastlane​

• ​Configuration​

• ​Available Actions​

Installation

Make sure you have the latest version of the Xcode command line tools installed:

xcode-select --install

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Choose your installation method:

Importing Actions for Updraft Fastlane

Once you have set up Fastlane for your project, Import the available actions into your Fastfile by addingimport_from_git(url: "https://github.com/appswithlove/fastlane_tools.git", version: "~>1.0.0") to the top of your existing Fastfile. https://github.com/appswithlove/fastlane_tools​

Configuration

Store all your configuration values in .env files. These files can be named to suit your needs, e.g. .env.appstore Then call fastlane with the env parameter, e.g. fastlane deploy_appstore --env appstore

Available Actions

ensure_appstore_environment

fastlane ensure_appstore_environment

Makes sure the current environment values match the necessary values for an App Store build

ensure_correct_branch

fastlane ensure_correct_branch

Ensure the user is on the correct git branch, otherwise prompt to change it

ensure_correct_version

fastlane ensure_correct_version

Ensure the version number is correct, otherwise prompt the user and change it

Fastlane Updraft

fastlane updraft

Upload a release produced by Gym to Updraft for testing

post_build_notification

fastlane post_build_notification

Send local and Slack notification for uploaded builds

finish_release

fastlane finish_release

Prompts the user to tag and push the release accordingly

More information about fastlane can be found on fastlane.tools. The documentation of fastlane can be found on docs.fastlane.tools.