Fluxy
Production

Cloud & CI/CD

Scaffolding GitHub Actions and deployment pipelines with the Fluxy CLI.

Cloud & CI/CD

Fluxy helps you move from "Local Development" to "Global Production" with one command. The CLI includes automated scaffolding for continuous integration and delivery pipelines.


Setting up GitHub Actions

You can project-configure your GitHub workflows for Android and iOS builds in seconds.

Android Build Setup

fluxy cloud build android

What this does:

  • Creates .github/workflows/fluxy_android_build.yml.
  • Configures JDK 17 and Flutter stable.
  • Sets up an automatic release APK build on every push to main.
  • Uploads the resulting APK as a GitHub artifact.

iOS Build Setup

fluxy cloud build ios

What this does:

  • Creates .github/workflows/fluxy_ios_build.yml.
  • Configures the macOS runner for iOS compilation.
  • Prepares a release IPA (non-codesigned by default for internal testing).

Deployment Scaffolding

Generate a deployment pipeline that can be triggered manually via a "Workflow Dispatch" on GitHub.

fluxy cloud deploy

Key Features:

  • Track Selection: Choose between Alpha, Beta, or Production tracks during manual trigger.
  • Fastlane Ready: Scaffolds the logic required to connect to Play Store or App Store Connect.

Why use Fluxy Cloud CLI?

  1. Industrial Standards: We use the exact environment versions (Java, Ruby, Flutter) tested for Fluxy compatibility.
  2. Infrastructure as Code: Your build process lives in your repository, making it reproducible for the whole team.
  3. Audit Logs: Failed builds are logged according to Fluxy's semantic logging standards for easier debugging.

Best Practices

  • Secrets Management: Never commit your .jks keys or .p12 certificates. Store them in GitHub Repository Secrets.
  • Artifact Expiry: By default, GitHub keeps build artifacts for 90 days. We recommend downloading and testing your releases immediately.

Workflow Integration: After running the cloud commands, simply git push to your repository, and head to the Actions tab on GitHub to see your industrial pipeline in motion.

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