https://github.com/firebase/cocos2dx-cpp-sample
I can not understand this guide. Please teach this process more easily.
I tried ...
cocos new Hello -p com.Hello -l cpp -d ~/Desktop
console.firebase.google.com
Add Project > Project Name "Hello", Country Name
Add Firebase in ios
iOS bundle ID "org.cocos2dx.hellocpp"
GoogleService-Info.plist DL
Add Firebase SDK using cocoa pods
Swift or OBJ-C I do not know this. Because I am using C ++. I tried putting the OBJ-C code in AppController.mm but it failed.
I want you to tell me more gently about the explanation of this image. I want to learn by moving the sample as soon as possible.
Thanks.
You want to run or use firebase / cocos2dx-cpp-sample project
Steps you tried
Why are you creating new fresh project, then you need to integrate manually by your self, leave this task to setup_firebase_sample.py
// Firebase Console task, I need GoogleService-Info.plist for my iOS App
Yes you need to register your project
Creating Project
Add iOS App to your newly created Firebase Project
"org.cocos2dx.hellocpp"iOS bundle id for Sample project
Download GoogleService-Info.plist that is needed in my iOS Project
Back to step 1. When I downloaded/cloned firebase / cocos2dx-cpp-sample project. Project having setup_firebase_sample.py that download a fresh cocos project in sample_project folder and Firebase SDK.
After that you only have to open sample_project/proj.ios_mac/HelloCpp.xcworkspace file in Xcode and add your downloaded GoogleService-Info.plist inside HelloCpp.
Leave this step
Done.
You can also check this thread may be some helpful
http://discuss.cocos2d-x.org/t/firebase-c-and-cocos2d-x-official-guide-from-google-almoust-works-out-of-the-box/35645
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I followed all of the steps in starting guide for expo-dev-client. https://docs.expo.dev/clients/getting-started/
But when I start my app using "expo start --dev-client" and run on android, a white screen is shown for a second and then I'm redirected to expo go application page.
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It may be necessary to create your own plugin, though I am unsure.
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I'm using Create-React-Native-App for the first time (I've used React before). I'm following instructions on a course on Coursera on how to setup and start a Create-React-Native-App application. The instructions are as follows:
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Then type the following at the prompt to create a new React Native application named confusion:
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When I try to upload my development .ipa file using Apple Application Uploader I get the following error:
Invalid Provisioning Profile. The provisioning profile included in the
bundle xxx.xxx.xxxx [Payload/xxx.app] is invalid. [Missing
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be used when submitting apps to the App Store. For more information,
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The .ipa file is being generated by ionic.io
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http://docs.ionic.io/services/profiles/
I've reviewed the document many times and have created keys multiple times (in case something was missed).
I'm building development with the following command. My understanding is we don't want to use "--release" because that's only for the production profile. In fact, the ionic.io package fails to build if this parameter is specified for dev.
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Push notifications are not enabled.
I posted this to the Ionic2 forum too but there has been no resolution.
Has anyone got this to work or have any ideas?
You need a mac to sign your app with a Provisioning Profile
First Build your app
ionic build ios
Then Open your app with Xcode. you can find the the project in your xcode project
ionicProject > platforms > iOS > ionicProject.xcodeproj
You need to make sure your Xcode account is setup
Click on Xcode > Preferences... > click on the plus sign
once your account is linked and you have downloed all your Provisioning profiles you can click on your project on the left
and under General you can add your Provisioning Profile below signing
This answer adds additional detail to LeRoy's answer. Because ionic.io is currently broken, the work around is to use a Mac to generate the .ipa. Note that this successfully generates a "debug" .ipa. But the steps should be similar to generate a release .ipa.
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Copied my entire Ionic 2 project to the Mac.
Ran on cmd line: ionic resources
For safety, ran on cmd line: ionic platform remove ios and then ionic platform add ios.
Ran on the cmd line: ionic build ios
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Open Xcode application. Choose open another project and select file: /platforms/ios/[project].xcodeproj
Open Xcode. In preferences > accounts added my apple account and clicked the download button.
Select Generic iOS Device
Select Generic iOS Device
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I am trying to integrate a tool Chartboost into our game.
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Xcode 5.0.2.
Latest ChartBoost Library.
Deployment target being iOS 6.1.
Base SDK being iOS 7.0.
Game Engine Cocos2d-x ( C++ ).
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Created an account at Chartboost.
Added an app
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Nick Name: Added
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and Its showing the App Id and App signature.
Added a Campaign.
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I am not able to conclude what wrong I have done! Please help on this issue.
PS:
1. I have already received a mail from ChartBoost mentioning I have successfully integrated the SDK, and in front of added app , the SDK and Frame icons are lit(green), which essentially shows , I have integrated the SDK correctly.
2.Our game is still under development and as we are using the Cocos2d-x which is c++ Game engine ,so we will be using some wrapper to call the ChartBoost library. Once we get the idea how it works on native platform.
In Chartboost sometimes it happens that you have set in the Chartboost dashboard that your game is in "Landscape" mode for example.
While your game is actually running in portrait mode.
In such cases you will get these errors.
Make both these same. Either change in the Chartboost dashboard for your app or change in the game's project file :)
I have developed the universal app using xcode 4.2. It is the time to upload the app to iTunes connect(Submit to App Store). Last time i have submitted and created app store build from xcode 3.2.5. Now, i really confused that to create an app store build from XCode 4.2. Please help me to get an app store build from XCode 4.2. I need to submit app to App store today itself. Please help me. Thanks in advance. How to get the .app file and how to upload the .app file through Application Loader application? Please help me.
I have got the answer for my own questions. I have used Apple document to submit my application to app store. This link may very useful for you. Please keep it safe. http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/ToolsLanguages/Conceptual/Xcode4UserGuide/DistApps/DistApps.html
Thanks.
In Xcode4.2 you need to do following steps;
1)Set iOS Device as platform
2)Go to Product->Archive
3)xcode organiser get open, select your archive and select Submit/Share as per your requirment.