#AppZone

Internal AppStore for Android and iOS apps. Supports publish newest builds from Jenkins or API. Supports OTA downloads and optional authentication with LDAP.

AppZone provides a simple interface for publishing Android and iOS apps through a simple web interface. Apps can be published on AppZone using simple REST commands or with the Jenkins plugin.

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• mongodb. Any 2.4.7 compatible version should do.
• Java JDK 1.7
• If you plan on building the Jenkins plugin, you will need Apache Maven, as well. Any 3.x version or newer should do.

Default settings can be edited in run.properties. This includes MongoDB configuration, API host and port, as well as authentication settings such as option LDAP settings.

Please make sure that your host name is included in the hosts file for your machine. Java based host name lookup will fail if it cannot lookup your IP from your host name.

./run.sh start

Open your browser at http://localhost:8080.

To configure the domain, ports for various subsystem and mongodb edit run.properties. You can also edit the security settings in there while you are at it.

First you will need a Tomcat or Jetty server running. The API server allows for uploading of artifacts via a REST API interface. This is used internally by the Jenkins plugin, but it can also be called from your own program or used with curl.

cd server-api/
./sbt package
cp target/.../...war <your_tomcat>/webapps/appzone.war

To configure mongodb, either edit the source, or create a default.props file in src/main/resources/props.

Edit the SERVER variable at the top of server-web/app/js/config/config.js to point to your running API. Then serve server-web as a static website. Preferably through nginx. Otherwise you can run:

cd server-web/
python -m SimpleHTTPServer
# or: sudo python -m SimpleHTTPServer 80

cd server-api/
./sbt
> container:start
> ~ ;copy-resources;aux-compile

Now open the site's root page in your browser.

Running the following command creates a .hpi file in the target directory, that can be installed in Jenkins in the plugin manager (advanced tab).

cd jenkins-plugin
mvn package

Manual uploading of an artifact is possible if you make use of the API and curl. Refer to the API documentation for the URL paths required for this. Some common examples are provided below.

curl --interface 127.0.0.1 -sLX POST http://127.0.0.1:8081/app -d id=exampleApp -d name=exampleAppName {"ios":[],"name":"exampleAppName","id":"exampleApp","android":[]}

curl --interface 127.0.0.1 -sLX GET http://127.0.0.1:8081/apps [{"ios":[],"name":"exampleAppName","id":"exampleApp","android":[]}]

curl -X POST http://127.0.0.1:8081/app/exampleApp/android -F version=0.1.1 -F apk=@Downloads/Test_android-Test_dev.apk
{"ios":[],"name":"exampleAppName","id":"exampleApp","android":[{"lastUpdateDate":"2014-05-02T11:44:36+0900","changelog":"","versionCode":1,"version":"0.1.1","id":"_default","hasIcon":true}]

curl --interface 127.0.0.1 -sLX GET http://127.0.0.1:8081/app/exampleApp/android

Appzone uses the following libraries.

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