An App Settings configuration is needed to preview and publish an application developed in Kuika.
The App Settings modal view differs for web and mobile applications. In the App Settings modal, there are App Settings and Web tabs for your web applications, while there are App Settings, iOS, Android and Web tabs for your mobile applications.
Configure Your Web Apps
You can configure the settings you need using the Configuration Manager module for the Web application you have developed.
After logging in to Kuika platform, open your Web project you will work on from the “Apps” screen.
Click on the “Configuration Manager” module and create a configuration.
Click on the "Web" tab from the App Settings modal.
You can configure the following fields from the Web modal:
HOST SETTINGS: Determines how a service or application will run and interact with other devices.
SESSIONS: Allows you to set the session timeout period of the web app for the end users of your app.
GOOGLE MAPS: If a web application you have developed uses maps, you can create map settings and enter the necessary information for the map.
Finally, click the "SAVE" button to save the configuration settings of your application.
You can test and publish the web application you have developed by making the necessary adjustments in the Web tab through the Configuration Manager module.
Configure Your iOS Applications
You can configure the settings you need using the Configuration Manager module for the iOS application you have developed.
After logging in to Kuika platform, open your Mobile project from the “Apps” screen.
Click on the “Configuration Manager” module and create a configuration.
Click on the “iOS” tab from the App Settings modal.
You can configure the following fields from the iOS modal:
MOBILE APP SETTINGS: This is the field where you will enter the application name, Bundle ID and application version information that you will use in Apple App Store.
APPLE SIGN IN SETTINGS: You can sign in with your Apple accounts by making configuration settings in the applications you develop.
APP STORE SETTINGS: You can make App Store settings to connect the application you developed with AppMachine.
FIREBASE SETTINGS: You can integrate the services and features offered by the Firebase platform into your application.
GEOLOCATION: You can define the location information permission you will use in your app.
CAMERA: You can define the camera usage permission text to be shown to end users.
BLUETOOTH: You can define the Bluetooth permission text to be shown to end users.
PUSH NOTIFICATIONS: You can define the permission text to be shown to end users to send push notifications.
GPS TRACKER: You can set the GPS tracking function that you use in your application.
Finally, click the “SAVE” button to save the configuration settings of your application.
You can test and publish the mobile application you have developed by making the necessary adjustments in the iOS tab through the Configuration Manager module.
Configure Your Android Apps
You can configure the settings you need using the Configuration Manager module for the Android application you have developed.
After logging in to Kuika platform, open your Mobile project from the “Apps” screen.
Click on the “Configuration Manager” module and create a configuration.
Click on the “Android” tab from the App Settings modal.
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MOBILE APP SETTINGS: This is the field where you will enter the application name, Bundle ID, application version information and minimum Android version that you will use in Play Store.
PLAY STORE SETTINGS: You can configure the application you developed to connect it to the Play Store.
MAPS: If the Android application you developed uses maps, you can create map settings and enter the necessary information.
GEOLOCATION: You can define the location information permission you will use in your application.
CAMERA: You can define the camera usage permission text to be shown to end users.
BLUETOOTH: You can define the Bluetooth permission text to be shown to end users.
PUSH NOTIFICATIONS: You can define the permission text to be shown to end users to send push notifications.
GPS TRACKER: You can set the GPS tracking function that you use in your application.
Finally, click the “SAVE” button to save the configuration settings of your application.
You can test and publish the mobile application you have developed by making the necessary adjustments in the Android tab through the Configuration Manager module.
