fastlane-pem

Node wrapper for Ruby Fastlane PEM module

example

 
var pem = require('fastlane-pem')
 
pem({user:'gege', output:'/'}, (err, result) => {
    console.log(`STDOUT:\n${result.stdout}`)
    console.log(`STDERR:\n${result.stderr}`)
 
    if (err) {
        if (err.killed) console.error(`Terminated: ${err.signal}`)
        if (err.code) console.error(`Exit Code: ${err.code}`)
        console.error(err.message)
})
 

api

pem([options], [cb])

pem accepts optional options and callback, see tables below for all possibilities.

PEM Options

PEM Option	Example	Description	Command Executed
identifier(string)	{identifier:'myapp'}	The bundle identifier of your app	-a {identifier}
output(string)	{ output: outputDirectoryPath }	generates the pem profile in a specific directory	-e {outputDirectoryPath}
user (string)	{ user:username }	Your Apple ID Username	-u {user}
p12Password(string)	{ p12Password: 'password' }	The password that is used for your p12 file	-p {p12Password}
pemName (string)	{ pemName:'filename' }	The file name of the generated .pem file	-o {pemName}
teamId(string)	{ teamId:'ekjo' }	The ID of your team if you're in multiple teams	-b {teamId}
teamName(string)	{ teamName:'teamA' }	The name of your team if you're in multiple teams	-l {teamName}
development(boolean)	{ development:true }	Renew the development push certificate instead of the production one	--development
force (boolean)	{ force:true }	Create a new push certificate, even if the current one is active for 30 more days	--force
generateP12 (boolean)	{ generateP12:true }	Generate a p12 file additionally to a PEM file	--generate_p12
savePrivateKey (boolean)	{ savePrivateKey:true }	Set to save the private RSA key	--s

Runtime Options

Runtime Option	Example	Description
timeout (number)	{ timeout:0 }	specify when to exit execution in case of error
password (string)	{password:''}	app store password
path (string)	{path:'/'}	path of directory where PEM executes

install

With npm do:

npm install --save fastlane-pem

testing

npm test

coverage

npm run view-cover

This will output a textual coverage report.

npm run open-cover

This will open an HTML coverage report in the default browser.