nowgg 1.1.3

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nowStudio App Upload - CLI

nowgg CLI is a command-line tool that enables you to upload your app builds to nowStudio.

Prerequisites

• Works with Python 3.8 and above.
• App ID
  • Used to identify the App on nowStudio.
  • Your App ID can be found under the App Details section of nowStudio.
• Publisher token
  • Used to identify the publisher company.
  • Your Publisher token is available under the Account Information section of nowStudio.

Using nowgg CLI

Open any terminal on macOS or Windows.

Install nowgg CLI tool

  pip install nowgg

Initialize nowgg CLI

  nowgg init --token "<your_publisherToken_from_nowStudio>"

Upload App to App Library

  nowgg upload --app_id <your_app_id> --file_path "/directory/sample.apk" --apk_version <apk_version> --version_code <app_version_code>

Upload App to Test Track and Trigger Deployment

  nowgg upload --app_id <your_app_id> --file_path "/directory/sample.apk" --apk_version <apk_version> --version_code <app_version_code> --deploy

Note

• Each test track has a unique app_id, that you can use to create a draft release on that test track. For example, if your app_id is 1234, the app_id for test track 1 would be 1234_t1,

• If you provide 1234 instead of 1234_t1 the app will be uploaded to the App library only.

• Adding --deploy triggers the deployment process on the specified test track, this will only work if you've given the app_id for a test track as per the above format.

Example for --deploy

  nowgg upload --app_id 1234_t1 --file_path "/directory/sample.apk" --apk_version 1.0 --version_code 342 --deploy

For Help

  nowgg -h
  nowgg init -h
  nowgg upload -h

Note: Your app will be uploaded to the App Library within nowStudio.

Important Information

• While running the nowgg command, If you receive a ‘command not recognized’ error, consider adding<python directory>\<Scripts> to your PATH.
• If you receive any 'permission-related errors', you should run the commands as an Administrator.