# fastlane danger Device Grid

Ever dream of testing your app straight from a pull request? Well now you can! With [fastlane](https://fastlane.tools), [danger](https://github.com/danger/danger) and [appetize.io](https://appetize.io/), you can stream your latest changes right from the browser.

No more manually installing and testing your app just to review a PR.

![assets/GridExampleScreenshot.png](assets/GridExampleScreenshot.png)

## Requirements

- [fastlane](https://fastlane.tools)
- [danger](https://github.com/danger/danger)
- [appetize.io](https://appetize.io/) account
- A Continuous Integration system

## Getting started

### Install fastlane and danger

Create a `Gemfile` in your project's directory with the following content

```ruby
gem "fastlane"
gem "danger"
```

and run

```
bundle install
```

### Setup `fastlane`

Skip this step if you're already using `fastlane` (which you should)

```
fastlane init
```

### Setup `danger`

```
danger init
```

Follow the `danger` guide to authenticate with GitHub

### Configure `danger`

Edit `Dangerfile` and replace the content with

```ruby
puts "Running fastlane to generate and upload an ipa file..."

options = {
  xcodebuild: {
      workspace: "YourApp.xcworkspace",
      scheme: "YourScheme"
    }
}

require 'fastlane'
result = Fastlane::OneOff.run(action: "build_and_upload_to_appetize",
                          parameters: options)

require 'fastlane/actions/device_grid/device_grid'

device_grid(
  public_key: result,
  languages: ["en", "de"],
  devices: ["iphone5s", "iphone6splus", "ipadair"]
)
```

Make sure to fill in your actual workspace and scheme, or use the `project` parameter `project: "YourApp.xcworkspace"`.

### Try it

Push everything to GitHub in its own branch and create a PR to trigger your CI system. 

### Make use of deep linking

When you submit a PR you usually know what part of your app should be reviewed. Make it easier for everyone by providing a deep link, launching the app at the right point. To do so, use emojis (what else):

Add this to the bottom of your PR-body:

```
:link: com.krausefx.app://bacons/show/937
```

### Make use of `NSUserDefaults`

To do a runtime check if if the app is running on `Appetize`, just use:

```objective-c
[[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults] objectForKey:@"isAppetize"]
```

### Generate `appetize` stream, without the grid

Add the following to your `Fastfile` to build and upload your app to `appetize`. 

```ruby
desc "Build your app and upload it to Appetize to stream it in your browser"
lane :upload_to_appetize do
  build_and_upload_to_appetize(
    xcodebuild: {
      workspace: "YourApp.xcworkspace",
      scheme: "YourScheme"
    }
  )
end
```

Run the newly created lane using

```
fastlane upload_to_appetize
```

### Manual way using `appetize_viewing_url_generator`

If you want even more control over the way your app is built, you can also manually generate your `.app` and then upload it to `appetize`.

Use the `appetize` action together with `appetize_viewing_url_generator`. Make sure to build with the `iphonesimulator` SDK, since `appetize` runs iOS simulators to stream your application.

```ruby
tmp_path = "/tmp/fastlane_build"
xcodebuild(
  workspace: "Themoji.xcworkspace",
  sdk: "iphonesimulator",
  scheme: "Themoji",
  derivedDataPath: tmp_path
)

app_path = Dir[File.join(tmp_path, "**", "*.app")].last
UI.user_error!("Couldn't find app") unless app_path

zipped_ipa = zip(path: app_path, output_path: File.join(tmp_path, "Result.zip"))

appetize(
  path: zipped_ipa,
  api_token: 'yourapitoken' # get it from https://appetize.io/docs#request-api-token
)

url = appetize_viewing_url_generator(scale: "75", color: "black", public_key: "123123")
UI.message("Generated URL: #{url}")
```

#### Disclaimer

All product names, logos, and brands are property of their respective owners.  
The used device frames were provided by Facebook via the [Facebook Design Resources](https://facebook.github.io/design/devices.html). `fastlane` is in no way affiliated with Facebook.

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