StartKit | ThoughtWorks iOS StartKit | iOS library
kandi X-RAY | StartKit Summary
kandi X-RAY | StartKit Summary
StartKit is a HTML library typically used in Mobile, iOS, Xcode applications. StartKit has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.
This iOS StarterKit based on:.
This iOS StarterKit based on:.
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Support
StartKit has a low active ecosystem.
It has 27 star(s) with 6 fork(s). There are 6 watchers for this library.
It had no major release in the last 6 months.
StartKit has no issues reported. There are no pull requests.
It has a neutral sentiment in the developer community.
The latest version of StartKit is current.
Quality
StartKit has no bugs reported.
Security
StartKit has no vulnerabilities reported, and its dependent libraries have no vulnerabilities reported.
License
StartKit does not have a standard license declared.
Check the repository for any license declaration and review the terms closely.
Without a license, all rights are reserved, and you cannot use the library in your applications.
Reuse
StartKit releases are not available. You will need to build from source code and install.
Installation instructions, examples and code snippets are available.
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StartKit Key Features
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StartKit Examples and Code Snippets
No Code Snippets are available at this moment for StartKit.
Community Discussions
Trending Discussions on StartKit
QUESTION
How to make changes to the HTML in the homepage of a WordPress site?
Asked 2020-Nov-07 at 11:56
I am using a theme called Starkit, I searched for index.html in the theme editor but didn't find it, instead I found index.php file that only has these lines of code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-07 at 11:56in wordpress there is no .html files ... you will find all the html inside .php files next to php blocks..
just like this :
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Vulnerabilities
No vulnerabilities reported
Install StartKit
Install Xcode 9
Install rbenv
Install Cocoapods gem install cocoapods
Install Fastlane gem install fastlane --verbose
Install SwiftLint brew install swiftlint
Install required Jenkins plugins: Pipeline and Git Plugin. Install from jenkins console: Manage Jenkins -> Manage Plugins. Generate from jenkins console: Credentials -> Global credentials -> Add Credentials. Create from jenkins console: New Item -> Choose pipeline style. Configure from jenkins console: Build Triggers -> Choose Pipeline defination Pipleline script from SCM -> Fill the form with the created credential.
Apply account for apple developer program
Create a new project from xcode manually
Run fastlane init
Copy the Fastfile from this StartKit project and replace the project specific stuff with your own one( scheme/app_identifier/git_url/api_token/ipa).
Modify the Appfile in ./fastlane/Appfile with your own values (app_identifier, apple_id, team_id)
Create an App Id for your project
Add all the testing devices' UUID in devices
Create a private repo (name it something like certificates)
Write all the testing device’s UUID in the ./devices.txt file of your projects
Run match init with the private repo URL
Modify the generated Matchfile in ./fastlane/Matchfile with your own values (app_identifier, username, URL)
Run match development, match adhoc or match app_store to install certificates and profiles(This will upload them to the private repo as well)
Run fastlane add_devices every time new device is added into the file
Register a HockeyApp account
Create an app manually in HockeyApp (with your project bundle identifier)
Create an API Token for your project from account settings -> API Tokens in HockeyApp
Modify fastlane deploy_beta lane in your Fastfile with the api_token
Install Jenkins Download jenkins.war from https://jenkins.io/
Start Jenkins java -jar jenkins.war
Install required Jenkins plugins: Pipeline and Git Plugin Install from jenkins console: Manage Jenkins -> Manage Plugins
Generate Credential Generate from jenkins console: Credentials -> Global credentials -> Add Credentials
Create new project Create from jenkins console: New Item -> Choose pipeline style
Configure project Configure from jenkins console: Build Triggers -> Choose Pipeline defination Pipleline script from SCM -> Fill the form with the created credential.
Install rbenv
Install Cocoapods gem install cocoapods
Install Fastlane gem install fastlane --verbose
Install SwiftLint brew install swiftlint
Install required Jenkins plugins: Pipeline and Git Plugin. Install from jenkins console: Manage Jenkins -> Manage Plugins. Generate from jenkins console: Credentials -> Global credentials -> Add Credentials. Create from jenkins console: New Item -> Choose pipeline style. Configure from jenkins console: Build Triggers -> Choose Pipeline defination Pipleline script from SCM -> Fill the form with the created credential.
Apply account for apple developer program
Create a new project from xcode manually
Run fastlane init
Copy the Fastfile from this StartKit project and replace the project specific stuff with your own one( scheme/app_identifier/git_url/api_token/ipa).
Modify the Appfile in ./fastlane/Appfile with your own values (app_identifier, apple_id, team_id)
Create an App Id for your project
Add all the testing devices' UUID in devices
Create a private repo (name it something like certificates)
Write all the testing device’s UUID in the ./devices.txt file of your projects
Run match init with the private repo URL
Modify the generated Matchfile in ./fastlane/Matchfile with your own values (app_identifier, username, URL)
Run match development, match adhoc or match app_store to install certificates and profiles(This will upload them to the private repo as well)
Run fastlane add_devices every time new device is added into the file
Register a HockeyApp account
Create an app manually in HockeyApp (with your project bundle identifier)
Create an API Token for your project from account settings -> API Tokens in HockeyApp
Modify fastlane deploy_beta lane in your Fastfile with the api_token
Install Jenkins Download jenkins.war from https://jenkins.io/
Start Jenkins java -jar jenkins.war
Install required Jenkins plugins: Pipeline and Git Plugin Install from jenkins console: Manage Jenkins -> Manage Plugins
Generate Credential Generate from jenkins console: Credentials -> Global credentials -> Add Credentials
Create new project Create from jenkins console: New Item -> Choose pipeline style
Configure project Configure from jenkins console: Build Triggers -> Choose Pipeline defination Pipleline script from SCM -> Fill the form with the created credential.
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