Introductions

Ionic Pro has a suite of tools and services

Monitor

Error reporting

Deploy

Live updates

Package

Native builds

Create an app

Today's story

Create binaries for the app stores

Detect run-time errors

Deploy hot bug fixes

Create an app

Create binaries for the app stores

Detect run-time errors

Deploy hot bug fixes

Creating an app, and getting it in Pro

Initial Setup

1. Create app in Pro dashboard

2. Code the app locally

3. git push ionic master

1

2

3

Create an app in Pro
Create it locally
Run it locally
Edit it
git add .
git commit -m "Initial commit"
git push ionic master
See it being built

When I'm ready, I'm free to do a native build and submit to an app store

Create an app

Create binaries for the app stores

Detect run-time errors

Deploy hot bug fixes

Package

Native builds

Easily to build native app binaries for iOS and Android in the cloud

Package

Packaging Native Binaries

Perfect for automating binary builds and for developers using Windows that want to build iOS apps

The problem with random team members doing builds

Are build environments consistent?
Does everyone have xcode and Android Studio?

I'll start with an empty slate, and piece by piece explain how to package your app

And after the picture is clear, I'll show you how each step is done

Your Local Ionic Project

You work on your project locally

Your Local Ionic Project

git push ionic master

And when you're ready, push it to Pro

Your Local Ionic Project

git push ionic master

Pro automatically builds each push

Your Local Ionic Project

git push ionic master

You choose a build, then Package

Your Local Ionic Project

git push ionic master

Package creates an .ipa or .apk

.ipa

.apk

Your Local Ionic Project

git push ionic master

You upload the .ipa or .apk to an app store

.ipa

.apk

Your Local Ionic Project

git push ionic master

Your users get the app from the store

.ipa

.apk

Your Local Ionic Project

git push ionic master

Or, you install directly on your own device

.ipa

.apk

Run AmazingApp locally
In the Pro dashboard...
Review AmazingApp credentials
Review AmazingApp package history
Note downloads
Run copy installed on phone

Your app is on your user's device

But what if there are problems?

Create an app

Create binaries for the app stores

Detect run-time errors

Deploy hot bug fixes

Monitor

Error reporting

Runtime error monitoring

Pinpoint and resolve runtime errors

Track issues in development and catch bugs before they ship

Track issues in production

Monitor

Exceptions are reported to Pro

Setup

```
npm install @ionic/pro
```
Add some copy-and-paste code to your app module

import { BrowserModule } from "@angular/platform-browser";
import { ErrorHandler, NgModule, Injectable, Injector } from "@angular/core";
import { SplashScreen } from "@ionic-native/splash-screen";
import { StatusBar } from "@ionic-native/status-bar";
import { Pro } from "@ionic/pro";
import { IonicApp, IonicErrorHandler, IonicModule } from "ionic-angular";

import { MyApp } from "./app.component";
import { HomePage } from "../pages/home/home";

// This is the Pro app ID and version (from config.xml)
Pro.init("d2c05e3f", { appVersion: "0.0.1" });

// An ErrorHandler class you provide.
@Injectable()
export class MyErrorHandler implements ErrorHandler {
  ionicErrorHandler: IonicErrorHandler;

  constructor(injector: Injector) {
    try {
      this.ionicErrorHandler = injector.get(IonicErrorHandler);
    } catch (e) {
      console.log(e);
      // Unable to get the IonicErrorHandler provider, ensure IonicErrorHandler has been added to the providers list below
    }
  }

  handleError(err: any): void {
    Pro.monitoring.handleNewError(err);
    // Remove this if you want to disable Ionic's auto exception handling in development mode.
    this.ionicErrorHandler && this.ionicErrorHandler.handleError(err);
  }
}

@NgModule({
  declarations: [MyApp, HomePage],
  imports: [BrowserModule, IonicModule.forRoot(MyApp)],
  bootstrap: [IonicApp],
  entryComponents: [MyApp, HomePage],
  providers: [
    StatusBar,
    IonicErrorHandler,
    [{ provide: ErrorHandler, useClass: MyErrorHandler }],
    SplashScreen
  ]
})
export class AppModule {}

Setup

```
npm install @ionic/pro
```
Add some copy-and-paste code to your app module
Set up source maps
Uncaught exceptions are automatically reported
```
Pro.monitoring.exception(errorObject)
```
```
Pro.monitoring.log(msg, options)
```

Full instructions are found at

https://ionicframework.com/docs/pro/basics/getting-started/#pro-client-setup

What if there's a problem with the production app?

Create an app

Create binaries for the app stores

Detect run-time errors

Deploy hot bug fixes

Deploy

Live updates

Realtime app updates

Deliver hot code bug fixes in real time

Deploy

Live Deploy lets your app watch for code changes

Have the app watch a channel, then assign a build to the channel

My app is set up for Deploy

But I don't need Deploy, because the app is perfect!

Let's look at the design document again...

DOH!

Run the app locally
Fix the error
git add .
git commit -m "Red rectangular button"
git push ionic master
Review how Deploy was set up in Pro
Look in config.xml
Run on my phone
Assign to Production
Re-run on phone — yay!

Other Resources

The Docs

https://ionicframework.com/docs/pro/

Introductions

Ionic Pro has a suite of tools and services

Create an app

Today's story

Create binaries for the app stores

Detect run-time errors

Deploy hot bug fixes

Create an app

Create binaries for the app stores

Detect run-time errors

Deploy hot bug fixes

Creating an app, and getting it in Pro

Initial Setup

1. Create app in Pro dashboard

2. Code the app locally

3. git push ionic master

1

2

3

Create an app in Pro

Create it locally

Run it locally

Edit it

git add .

git commit -m "Initial commit"

git push ionic master

See it being built

When I'm ready, I'm free to do a native build and submit to an app store

Create an app

Create binaries for the app stores

Detect run-time errors

Deploy hot bug fixes

Easily to build native app binaries for iOS and Android in the cloud

Package

Packaging Native Binaries

Perfect for automating binary builds and for developers using Windows that want to build iOS apps

The problem with random team members doing builds

Are build environments consistent?

Does everyone have xcode and Android Studio?

I'll start with an empty slate, and piece by piece explain how to package your app

And after the picture is clear, I'll show you how each step is done

You work on your project locally

And when you're ready, push it to Pro

Pro automatically builds each push

You choose a build, then Package

Package creates an .ipa or .apk

You upload the .ipa or .apk to an app store

Your users get the app from the store

Or, you install directly on your own device

Run AmazingApp locally

In the Pro dashboard...

Review AmazingApp credentials

Review AmazingApp package history

Note downloads

Run copy installed on phone

Your app is on your user's device

But what if there are problems?

Create an app

Create binaries for the app stores

Detect run-time errors

Deploy hot bug fixes

Runtime error monitoring

Monitor

Exceptions are reported to Pro

Setup

Setup

What if there's a problem with the production app?

Create an app

Create binaries for the app stores

Detect run-time errors

Deploy hot bug fixes

Realtime app updates

Deploy

Live Deploy lets your app watch for code changes

Have the app watch a channel, then assign a build to the channel

My app is set up for Deploy

But I don't need Deploy, because the app is perfect!

Let's look at the design document again...

DOH!

Run the app locally