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HELP! How do I submit apps to the App Store from inside Pythonista?
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https://omz-forums.appspot.com/pythonista/post/5296659198115840
Above is post with latest Xcode template along with set of directives from @omz
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Parenthetic perhaps but if I were trying to write apps for iOS and didn't want to go the "$99" route I'd use HTML5.
But there'd be no app store for that.
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I have a 64-bit iOS app in the App Store made in Pythonista using the updated Xcode template linked to by @jfryznke: Servr - mobile edition. As I said in my last comment, Apple will accept apps made in Pythonista so long as they are 64-bit (which they are by default when using the new template). My personal experience can verify my claim, so everything should be fine. Good luck with the process!
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Thanks @Gerzer. Good to hear you had some success. Looking forward to my project with it as well. What was the app? Would love to check it out...
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@jfryznke: Just click the blue text (aka the link) in my previous post ;-)
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Ah, yes. Very cool. Nice work.
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Thanks!
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@Gerzer Just came across your answer about the requirements regarding apps to be accepted to the AppStore. Just a quick question: If I built an app with a WebView referring to a page loaded from a local file and if I tried to execute Java script to modify the DOM of the page would that be subject to the restrictions that you mentioned? Thanks a lot!
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As long as the code comes from the app and not the user or the internet it shouldn't be an issue. Besides, anything rendered and executed by WebKit seems to be an exception to the "no code" rule anyway.
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@marcus67 No. The restriction applies only to code downloaded from an external source. Anything that comes bundled with the app is fine (as long as it doesn't violate any of Apples other restrictions)
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@jb145491 , but you are being rude. There is no magic button to turn a Pythonista app into App Store ready app. You can do by using Xcode templates supplied by omz and with some of your own knowledge about iOS development. I will not tell you everything I am feeling right now. Because, I will give you the benefit of the doubt. It's a great community here. You can just relax and ask nice questions, they are answered here by very capable people. Not because they are being paid, it's just a passion for them.
If you really feel that you need your 6.99 back or whatever you paid, I would be happy to give it to you out of my pocket.
So let's start over.... -
Not to get in the middle of this, but you do realize that jb145491 posted 10 months ago and AFAICT hasn't posted since.
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@ihf , ok you are right. Still arrogant posting though. My blood just got a little hot. So now I shut up 😱
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I completely understand :-)
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The Pythonista App submission process is very simple and easy to do. Basically dropping your python files in Xcode and running it. From there it is in the hands of your developer account.
I started learning to write apps Apple's way. As in learn Objective-C and Xcode. Very hard thing to do. Then I tried Pythonista and it is the best Python IDE I have ever seen.
Pythonista opened a lot of doors for me and helped me learn Python. There is nothing like it out there. And the community is great. Very professional people.
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@marcus67 That should be fine.
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