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In this article, we will look at the Search Kit, one of the features that the HMS world provides us, and we will take a look at how we can use Python client using the Search Kit I wrote with python…
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Thanks to Quick App, it made possible H5 Apps and Quick App applications that provide the opportunity for users to experience many features of your application without the need to install applications.
In this article, we will see how we can send Push notifications to your applications over HMS Core.
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We need to debug while working on Android applications, include the necessary libraries in the project, follow the documentation and many more. Although it is possible to do these manually, a much more useful solution is now possible, “HMS Core Toolkit”.
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In this article, we will examine how the client I wrote for Publishing API client works and its features, which we can use to publish the applications we have developed, which is a nice feature of the HMS world.
Publishing a mobile application has its own lifecycle. There are 2 ways to publish your application in the HMS ecosystem:
Publishin API is a service that includes many features such as transferring your application to App Gallery through an API, disclosing, updating, publishing details. This service allows you to publish your application through a client if the content of your application is fixed or predetermined, instead of dealing with it manually whenever you want to update your application.
First, download the client from the github repos. Enter AppGallery Connect for client-id and client-secret information in “pub-env.py” from the files.
Go to Users and Permissions> Api Key> Connect API, create a new client if you haven’t already. Be sure to authorize, taking into account the features you will use when determining their roles (see the requirements for each endpoint in the relevant section at the link).
When you create a new client, you should create a page like this:
For package name, you need to enter the package name you used while creating your application. If you do not know or have forgotten, you can learn from the “package” section of your application’s “AndroidManifest.xml” file:
After adding the information to the pub-env.py file, when you run it by running the getAppId.py file under “examples” to test it, you will get an output similar to the following:
This ID is your unique ID information created specifically for your application in HMS system. In almost all requests you make on the API, the API will wait for you to enter this ID as a string query. For example:
You can easily pull and view the application information as a json through the Publishing API. When you run examples/getAppInfo.py, it will output a json output like this:
You can easily edit your app’s information in the App Gallery through the Publishing API. You can browse the parameters you can edit from here, I updated the language parameter in examples:
I defined the “update_vals” variable as a dictionary. In other words, you can send all the parameters you want to edit at once through this variable.
When publishing your application in different countries, you can explain and name it in different languages. For this, you can examine the example in AddAppLanguage.py file. You should add the abbreviation of the relevant endpoint language (see the abbreviations here), the corresponding name and description of the application’s language. When you run the application you will get an output like this:
You can see the details of the language you added via AGC:
You need to carefully fill the variables in the uploadApk.py file under the examples directory. In fact, installing an APK on the system consists of 3 steps:
While these are going to be done in the background, all you have to do in the Client is to enter the full path information (make sure that it is signed) on your computer (click for signature control and steps to add it to the AGC side), enter the name of your file and whether you will load it as apk or aab, and upload You can handle the process in one step. The steps I mentioned above in the background will be executed by the script:
We understand from the success message that you have correctly installed the package. When we view whether it is installed via AGC:
Apart from these endpoints I integrate, you can also check out the other features of the Publishing API here: Publishing API
To access the github repository I have explained in detail: HMS Publishing API Python Client
You can ask your questions via Huawei developer forum or by e-mail to admin@sezerbozkir.com.
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For a while I had a simple idea of timing in mind. Undoubtedly, the days that we all care and look forward to have been. You need a system that you want to write an application for jobs like this, that needs to work constantly in the back and pay attention to time. At this point, WorkManager comes into play and reaches our rescue …
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