This project is a fastlane plugin. To get started with fastlane-plugin-bundletool
, add it to your project by running:
fastlane add_plugin bundletool
or in your Pluginfile under fastlane folder write the following line and run bundle install
.
gem 'fastlane-plugin-bundletool', '1.0.1'
bundletool is the underlying tool that Gradle, Android Studio, and Google Play use to build an Android App Bundle or convert an app bundle into the various APKs that are deployed to devices. bundletool is also available to you as a command line tool, so you can recreate, inspect, and verify Google Play’s server-side build of your app’s APKs.
https://developer.android.com/studio/command-line/bundletool
The motivation of this plugin is to extract an universal .apk
file from an .aab file. Since we cannot distribute aab files, it's great that we can extract from the very same binary a file that we can distribute internally.
In your Fastfile you need to use bundletool
action. After you build the .aab
file you can run the following code.
bundletool(
ks_path: keystore_path,
ks_password: keystore_password,
ks_key_alias: keystore_alias,
ks_key_alias_password: keystore_alias_password,
bundletool_version: '0.11.0',
aab_path: aab_path,
apk_output_path: apk_output_path,
verbose: true
)
This will output the universal .apk
in the output path you set.
Here you can find a post I did explaining why I have to create this action.
https://medium.com/@gonzalez.martin90/bundletool-with-fastlane-8f8862ab16e0
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