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The Download Dashboard allows you to create ready-to-publish builds for your app, ensuring a smooth transition from development to deployment. From here, you can manage your Progressive Web App (PWA), Android app, and iOS app, and track all build activities in one place.
Progressive Web App (PWA)
The Progressive Web App card allows you to publish and share a lightweight web-based version of your app that works on any device or browser.
Step 1: Publish or share your PWA
Click Publish if your PWA is not yet live.
Click Share once your PWA is published to distribute the link.
Step 2: Review version and build details
View the Version number.
Check the Build status displayed as Latest or updated accordingly.
PWA is available only for the Custom app product. If you are using another product type, this option will not be applicable.
Android app
The Android app card allows you to generate and download builds for Android devices.
Step 1: Build your Android app
Click Build app if no build exists.
If a build already exists, you can choose to rebuild if required.
Step 2: Download your build
Click Download APK to install and test the app directly.
Click Download AAB to publish your app on the Google Play Store.
Step 3: Review build information
Check the Version number.
Review the Build status, such as Build in progress, Build completed, or Build failed.
Click Rebuild if you need to generate a fresh build.
iOS (Apple) app
The iOS app card allows you to configure and generate builds for Apple devices.
Step 1: Configure your app
Complete the required iOS configuration settings before building.
Step 2: Build your app
Click Build app to start the build process.
If a previous build exists, you can choose to rebuild.
Step 3: Review build status
Check the Version number.
Review the Build status displayed on the card.
If the build fails, click View error to see the reason.
Build history
The Build history section displays a detailed log of all your app build attempts across platforms.
Date
Date and time when the app build was created
Product
Platform associated with the build (Android or iOS)
Source version
Version of the source code used to generate the build
App version
Version number assigned to the app build
App identifier
Unique identifier of the app
Status
Current status of the build (Draft, In progress, Completed, Failed)
Download
Option to download the build file when completed
Build history records cannot be edited or modified. They serve as a system-generated log of your app build activity.
Build limit exceeded
If you have reached the maximum number of builds allowed on your plan, a pop-up will appear.
Step 1: Review the message
The system will notify you that the build limit has been exceeded.
Step 2: Choose an action
Click Upgrade to increase your build limit.
Click Cancel to close the pop-up.
You must upgrade your plan to continue creating additional app builds once your build limit is reached.
Build in progress
When a build is being generated, a progress screen will appear.
Step 1: Monitor progress
View the progress status.
See the estimated build time for Android and iOS.
Step 2: Cancel if required
Click Cancel to stop the ongoing build process.
Canceling a build will stop the process and no build file will be generated.
Build cancellation
If you choose to cancel a build, a confirmation modal will appear.
Step 1: Confirm cancellation
Review the warning message about losing build progress.
Click Confirm to proceed with cancellation.
Click Cancel to continue the build process.
Canceling a build will result in the loss of any progress made during that build attempt.
Build failed
If your app build encounters an issue, a failure modal will appear.
Step 1: Review the failure message
The system will indicate that your last build failed.
The reason for failure will be displayed.
Step 2: Acknowledge the message
Click Okay to close the modal.
Review the error message carefully and resolve the issue before attempting to rebuild your app.
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