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  1. Fundamentals

Adding Apps

Adding an app sdk allows us to use it in a mobile case

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In this screen you’ll see a list of applications and maintain them in a higher level - what does it mean ?

It means that if your application has gone through changes (app activity or package) you can manage all that in this screen - and you will not have to change it in each script that currently runs the app.

First thing’s first!

If you have no applications on the list - it’s time to create one -

Click on “New App” button.

In the new app window - type your app name and click “Add”.

Now a new screen will open with the name you picked, and you may add a version to the app (optional).

  • To add a new app, go to Apps under Testing and click on New App:

  • Now you can upload the APK and set the app details:

Android Apps

In order to configure your Android app you will need to provide 3 things:

  1. App Package

  2. App Activity

  3. APK file

IOS Apps

In order to configure an iOS app - you must provide 2 things:

  1. Bundle ID

  2. IPA file

Finding bundle ID can be done by doing the following steps:

  1. Sign in to iTunes Connect.

  2. Click My Apps.

  3. Click on the app whose Bundle ID you want to find.

  4. Click More and then click About This App.

  • To use it in a mobile case, open the case and go to settings:

Editing/Delete an app

Once your apps are created, you can simply edit their information by clicking the name of the application , and you will be forwarded to the edit page.

If you wish to delete the app, in the app main page to your right, there’s a trash icon.

If you don’t know the app package and app activity, simply open the app on your device and use an app called .

Your Bundle ID is displayed and begins with .

APK info
mobapp.at