构建并将您的应用发布到 App Store

将您的 WebView 应用发布到 Apple App Store：完整的发布服务、手动流程以及更改 bundle identifier。

Your app is ready, and now it's time to upload it to the Apple App Store and reach an audience of millions? Exciting! The following section will show you how to do it — whether you want to do it yourself or have some work done for you.

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Option B) Manual Publishing Process

Use your Apple Developer Program Subscription to publish your app in the App Store. Before uploading, please change the Bundle Identifier (also called the "Bundle ID"):

Tip: The WebViewGold Cloud Builder (paid add-on) automatically handles bundle identifiers and App Store uploads, so you can skip this step.

Repeat this process for each target such as OneSignalNotificationServiceExtension, AppClip, and other extensions. Each target's bundle identifier must use your main app bundle ID as a prefix. For example, if your main app bundle ID is com.my.app, the OneSignal app extension bundle ID should be com.my.app.OneSignalNotificationServiceExtension.

Please note that the Bundle Identifier and your app's displayed name (the Product Name) are the only identification components that you need to change in the app template. Please avoid changing the Project Name (called "WebViewGold"; it is the name that sits at the top of the project navigator in the left panel of the Xcode window) as it can cause issues. The Project Name is not visible to users of your app and is not important in the app submission process.

Afterward, please add customized texts to the permission details in terms of location, photo/camera access, and all other API details. Delete permissions which are not required by your app - except for the Privacy - Tracking Usage Description key (which is required by Apple for all apps; removing this key will cause your app to crash). You find the details in Info.plist file:





Afterward, please consider a professional User Experience/UX Review on UXreviewer.io or similar services for best App Store approval results. Such a UX review also helps you to achieve better customer retention in general for your product with suggestions for improvement.

Great, now you are ready for the App Store submission of your web app. App Store approval works in most cases without any problems but highly depends on the content you provide in your app as WebViewGold does not provide content by itself. Please make sure to submit an app using a website/web app that behaves like a mobile app (for example, by using responsive design). Make sure that the content does not contradict the legal requirements of the Apple Developer Program. Use different link colors than standard HTML colors for better user experience.