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@oxyhq/ship

v0.2.0

Published

oxy-ship — publish Expo OTA updates to the Oxy Updates service

Downloads

322

Readme

@oxyhq/ship — oxy-ship

Publish Expo OTA updates to the self-hosted Oxy Updates service (the expo-updates protocol server inside oxy-api). Runs under Bun and Node.

Auth

oxy-ship authenticates with a service-type ApplicationCredential for the target app, granted the updates:publish scope. The credential's applicationId must equal the app being published to (the CLI reads it from the minted service token — you never pass it).

| Flag | Env | Default | |------|-----|---------| | --client-id | OXY_SHIP_CLIENT_ID | — (required) | | --secret | OXY_SHIP_SECRET | — (required) | | --url (or --api-url) | OXY_API_URL | https://api.oxy.so |

Every command accepts --json for machine-readable stdout (progress goes to stderr, so stdout stays clean for CI parsing).

Commands

# Export + publish the current project to a channel (both platforms by default)
oxy-ship publish --channel production [--platform ios|android|all] \
                 [--rollout 25] [--message "..."] [--runtime-version 1.2.3] \
                 [--dist-dir dist] [--project-dir .] [--skip-export] [--dry-run]

# Emergency rollback: mark the channel head rolled_back (previous update becomes head)
oxy-ship rollback --channel production --runtime-version 1.2.3 --platform ios

# Fall back to the binary-embedded update for a runtime+platform
oxy-ship rollback-to-embedded --channel production --runtime-version 1.2.3 --platform ios

# Promote an existing update into another channel (new UUID, same assets)
oxy-ship promote --update-id <uuid> --to-channel production [--rollout 100]

# List the app's channels
oxy-ship channel:list

# List recent updates (optionally filtered)
oxy-ship update:list [--channel production] [--runtime-version 1.2.3] [--platform ios] [--limit 20]

publish derives gitCommit/gitBranch from git rev-parse (overridable with --git-commit/--git-branch, or GITHUB_SHA/GITHUB_REF_NAME in CI).

What publish does

  1. expo export (skippable with --skip-export) → reads dist/metadata.json.
  2. expo config --json --type publicruntimeVersion (appVersion policy) and extra.expoClient (so Constants.expoConfig works after an OTA update).
  3. Content-addresses every asset (sha256) + computes its expo key (md5).
  4. assets/init → presigned PUT for anything not already stored → uploads → assets/complete (HEAD-verified).
  5. POST /updates once per platform (channel created on demand).

--dry-run performs steps 1–3 and prints a summary without contacting the API.

CI

Copy templates/publish-update.yml into an app repo. It publishes to production on push to main and to pr-<n> on pull requests.