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@sitepong/fastnode

v0.1.2

Published

A complete Node.js/TypeScript port of Fastlane — iOS & Android build automation, code signing, and app distribution

Readme

@sitepong/fastnode

A Node.js/TypeScript toolkit for iOS & Android build automation, code signing, and App Store / TestFlight distribution. Inspired by Fastlane, rewritten in TypeScript with no Ruby dependency.

Install

npm install @sitepong/fastnode

Quick start

As a library

import { AppStoreConnectClient } from "@sitepong/fastnode/client";
import { createCertificate } from "@sitepong/fastnode/cert";

const client = new AppStoreConnectClient({
  keyId: process.env.APP_STORE_CONNECT_API_KEY_ID!,
  issuerId: process.env.APP_STORE_CONNECT_API_KEY_ISSUER_ID!,
  privateKey: process.env.APP_STORE_CONNECT_API_KEY!,
});

const cert = await createCertificate({
  client,
  type: "IOS_DISTRIBUTION",
  outputDir: "./certs",
});

console.log("Issued cert:", cert.certificate.id);

CLI

npx @sitepong/fastnode --help
npx @sitepong/fastnode cert --development
npx @sitepong/fastnode sigh --bundle-id com.example.app

Modules

Each module can be imported separately:

| Module | Purpose | |---|---| | @sitepong/fastnode/client | App Store Connect REST client (JWT) + Apple Developer Portal client (session) | | @sitepong/fastnode/cert | Create, list, revoke signing certificates | | @sitepong/fastnode/sigh | Create and download provisioning profiles | | @sitepong/fastnode/match | Sync certs + profiles across machines via git/S3/local storage | | @sitepong/fastnode/produce | Create App Store Connect apps and bundle IDs, manage capabilities | | @sitepong/fastnode/pilot | Upload builds to TestFlight, manage beta groups, set changelog | | @sitepong/fastnode/deliver | Upload metadata, screenshots, submit to App Review | | @sitepong/fastnode/pem | Create APNS push notification certificates | | @sitepong/fastnode/gym | Build and archive iOS apps via xcodebuild | | @sitepong/fastnode/scan | Run tests via xcodebuild, parse xcresult | | @sitepong/fastnode/snapshot | Capture localized screenshots across devices | | @sitepong/fastnode/trainer | Parse .xcresult / .plist test output → JUnit XML | | @sitepong/fastnode/precheck | Static-analyze App Store metadata against review rules | | @sitepong/fastnode/frameit | Composite screenshots into device frames |

Environment

The library pulls App Store Connect credentials from:

  • APP_STORE_CONNECT_API_KEY_ID — the 10-character key ID
  • APP_STORE_CONNECT_API_KEY_ISSUER_ID — the issuer UUID (omit for individual keys)
  • APP_STORE_CONNECT_API_KEY — the -----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY----- PEM contents

Requirements

  • Node.js ≥ 20
  • macOS for Xcode-driven operations (gym, scan, snapshot, trainer)
  • xcodebuild, security, and codesign on PATH for code-signing flows

License

MIT