Free – Fastest Way of ReactNative to AppStores with GitHub Actions
Hey HN, I made a tutorial that'll help you get your React Native (or Expo – coming later this week) app into the Apple AppStore and Google Play, automatically, by using GitHub Actions. It comes with a free app on GitHub that serves as a template: - React Native CLI (Expo soon), - Refined to support dev/stage/prod environments, - Configurable from the env vars. The Speedrun will help you step-by-step: - define the Configuration, - create the Apps in AppStores, - create Code Signing (Certificates, Provisioning Profiles for iOS; Upload Key for Google Play), - define the minimal…
Free – Fastest Way of ReactNative to AppStores with GitHub Actions launched on July 25, 2024 with 8 votes, #1,699 of 5,184 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 2 years on.
What it does
This Mobile CI/CD with GitHub Actions Speedrun will guide you through the fastest way of setting up a Mobile CI/CD pipeline on GitHub Actions . Currently, it's focused primarily on React Native (including Expo ), but the concepts and most of the Workflow steps are applicable to any mobile app . While there are countless discussions which one is better - I think we can agree that Expo is much easier to start with, but React Native CLI is more of an "industry standard" when it comes to more complex applications. The concepts in this Speedrun are applicable to both. In case you're going to use it with Expo, you won't need to manage the native Android and iOS projects. With…from docs.be.plus
In the maker’s words, at launch
Hey HN, I made a tutorial that'll help you get your React Native (or Expo – coming later this week) app into the Apple AppStore and Google Play, automatically, by using GitHub Actions. It comes with a free app on GitHub that serves as a template: - React Native CLI (Expo soon), - Refined to support…
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