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Capawesome Cloud

skill-capawesome-team-skills-capawesome-cloud · by capawesome-team

Guides the agent through setting up and using Capawesome Cloud for Capacitor and Cordova apps. Covers three core workflows: (1) Native Builds — cloud builds for iOS and Android (Capacitor, Cordova, or native projects), signing certificates, environments, Trapeze configuration, and build artifacts; (2) Live Updates — OTA updates via the @capawesome/capacitor-live-update or @capawesome/cordova-live…

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  • Secret / credential exfiltration
  • Dangerous shell & filesystem operations
  • Untrusted network calls
  • Known-malicious package signatures

What it can access

  • Network access No
  • Filesystem access No
  • Shell / process execution No
  • Environment & secrets No
  • Dynamic code execution No

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About

Capawesome Cloud

Set up and manage native builds, live updates, and app store publishing for Capacitor and Cordova apps using Capawesome Cloud.

Prerequisites

  1. A Capawesome Cloud account and organization.
  2. A Capacitor 6/7/8 or Cordova app. Notes:
  • Live Updates: supported on both Capacitor and Cordova.
  • Native Builds: supported on Capacitor, Cordova, and native iOS/Android projects.
  • App Store Publishing: framework-agnostic — works with any native build produced by Native Builds.
  1. Node.js and npm installed.
  2. For Native Builds: The app must be in a Git repository (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or Azure DevOps).
  3. For Apple App Store Publishing: An active Apple Developer Program membership and an app created in App Store Connect.
  4. For Google Play Store Publishing: A Google Play Developer account and an app created in Google Play Console with at least one version uploaded manually.

General Rules

Before running any @capawesome/cli command for the first time, run it with the --help flag to review all available options.

Procedures

Step 1: Authenticate with Capawesome Cloud

npx @capawesome/cli login

For CI/CD, use token-based auth:

npx @capawesome/cli login --token 

Step 2: Create an App in Capawesome Cloud

Skip if the user already has an app ID.

npx @capawesome/cli apps:create

The CLI prompts for organization and app name, then outputs the app ID (UUID). Save for subsequent steps.

The app type defaults to capacitor. For a Cordova app, pass --type cordova (allowed values: android, capacitor, cordova, ios):

npx @capawesome/cli apps:create --type cordova

Step 3: Identify Required Feature(s)

Ask the user which Capawesome Cloud feature(s) to set up:

  1. Native Builds — Build iOS and Android apps in the cloud.
  2. Live Updates — Push OTA web updates to deployed apps.
  3. App Store Publishing — Automate submissions to Apple App Store or Google Play Store.

The user may select one or more features. Proceed to the corresponding sections below.

Native Builds

Read references/native-builds.md for the full native builds setup and usage procedure. This covers:

  • Connecting a Git repository
  • Uploading signing certificates (Android keystores, iOS .p12 + provisioning profiles)
  • Configuring environments and secrets
  • Configuring build settings (monorepos, custom build commands)
  • Triggering builds
  • Monitoring and downloading build artifacts
  • Configuring native configuration overwriting with Trapeze
  • Setting up CI/CD pipelines

Live Updates

Read references/live-updates.md first — it detects the framework (Capacitor or Cordova) and routes to the matching procedure (live-updates-capacitor.md or live-updates-cordova.md). Both procedures cover:

  • Installing the Live Update plugin (@capawesome/capacitor-live-update for Capacitor, @capawesome/cordova-live-update for Cordova)
  • Configuring the plugin (Capacitor config or Cordova config.xml preferences)
  • Adding rollback protection
  • Adding update logic (Always Latest, Manual Sync, Force Update)
  • Configuring iOS Privacy Manifest
  • Configuring version handling (versioned channels, versioned bundles)
  • Testing the setup

App Store Publishing

Read references/app-store-publishing.md for the full app store publishing setup and usage procedure. This covers:

  • Creating Apple App Store destinations (API Key or Apple ID auth)
  • Creating Google Play Store destinations
  • Deploying builds to destinations
  • Building and deploying in one step

Error Handling

Native Builds

  • invalid source release: 21 → Set JAVA_VERSION env var to 17 or 21. Read references/build-troubleshooting.md.
  • JavaScript heap out of memory → Set NODE_OPTIONS env var to --max-old-space-size=4096. Read references/build-troubleshooting.md.
  • Authentication errors → Re-run npx @capawesome/cli login. For CI/CD, verify the token.
  • Missing signing certificate → Upload via apps:certificates:create. Read references/certificates-android.md or references/certificates-ios.md.
  • Expired provisioning profile → Regenerate in Apple Developer Portal and re-upload. Read references/certificates-ios.md.
  • Web build step fails → Ensure package.json has capawesome:build or build script. Read references/build-configuration.md.

Live Updates

  • npx cap sync fails (Capacitor) → Verify plugin version matches Capacitor version in package.json.
  • Bundles not applied → Ensure ready() is called before readyTimeout/READY_TIMEOUT expires.
  • App reverts to default bundle after restart → ready() likely not called. Add it early in app init (in Cordova, inside the deviceready listener).
  • Upload auth errors → Re-run npx @capawesome/cli login.
  • Updates not detected with autoUpdateStrategy: "background" / AUTO_UPDATE_STRATEGY=background → Updates only checked if last check was >15 min ago. Force-close and restart.
  • Cordova: preference changes have no effect → Cordova reads preferences only on platform add. Run cordova platform rm then cordova platform add .
  • Cordova: updates never apply / WebView errors → The plugin requires the default custom WebView scheme. Ensure config.xml does not set Scheme=file or AndroidInsecureFileModeEnabled=true.
  • Read references/live-update-plugin-api.md for the full SDK API reference.
  • Read references/live-update-faq.md for compliance, billing, and limitations.

App Store Publishing

  • Authentication errors → Re-run npx @capawesome/cli login.
  • Destination creation fails → Verify credentials. Read references/apple-app-store-credentials.md or references/google-play-store-credentials.md.
  • iOS build not appearing in TestFlight → Build processing may take time. Common causes: build number not incremented, missing Privacy Descriptions in Info.plist, insufficient permissions.
  • Google Play deployment fails → Ensure first version was uploaded manually. Verify service account has Release permissions.
  • Deployment timeout → Use --detached flag and check logs with apps:deployments:logs.
  • apps:deployments:create fails with "build not found" → Ensure the build completed successfully.
  • Cancel a stuck deployment → npx @capawesome/cli apps:deployments:cancel --app-id --deployment-id .

Related Skills

  • capacitor-app-development — For general Capacitor development topics, CI/CD patterns, and troubleshooting.
  • capawesome-cli — For the full Capawesome CLI command reference, project configuration, and CI/CD integration details.
  • capacitor-plugins — For installing and configuring Capacitor plugins, including the @capawesome/capacitor-live-update plugin.
  • ionic-appflow-migration — For migrating existing Ionic Appflow projects to Capawesome Cloud.
  • capacitor-in-app-purchases — For setting up in-app purchases and subscriptions before publishing to app stores.

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.