When you use h5 development tools such as hbuilderx to develop apps, you need an ios private key certificate when packaging. The application for this ios private key certificate needs to be generated by a mac computer. If you do not have a mac computer, you need to use a third-party tool to To assist in the application, here I recommend using Banana Cloud to generate, because Banana Cloud can be generated online without downloading software. The tools are as follows:
https://www.yunedit.com/createcert
The method used is as follows:
1. Log in to the Banana Cloud Editor console, click the button to create a new csr file, and fill in all the information. If you don’t know how to fill in, you can create a csr file by default:
2. Download the generated csr file to your local computer.
3. Go to the Apple Developer Center. If you have not registered a developer in the Apple Developer Center, you can refer to this article to register as a developer first: https://www.yunedit.com/xueyuan/jx/applereg
4. Log in to the background of the Apple Developer Center, click the blue plus sign on the right to start generating a cer certificate.
5. In the process of creating certificates, choose the distribution type certificate of the ad hoc and app store type, do not choose the apple type certificate and dev certificate, because which certificates are not used for h5 project packaging. During the creation process, it will also ask us to upload a csr file, just select the csr file we just generated in Banana Cloud.
6. After generating the cer certificate, download the certificate to your local computer.
7. Go back to Banana Cloud, upload the cer certificate just now, and then you can generate the p12 certificate.
In the above steps, the p12 certificate can be generated. Of course, the profile description file is required to package the H5 project, so the following steps are required:
1. Go to the identifiers menu (hereinafter referred to as appid), and generate an appid according to the package name of the project. Note that this appid must be consistent with the package name you filled in the development tool.
2. Open the profiles menu, click the blue plus sign to start creating a description file. It should be noted that if you want to test on a real device, you need to create an ad hoc distribution-type description file. If you want to put the app store on the shelf, you need to create an app store-type description file. There will be a type selection when creating it. Wrong choice. If you are manufacturing for the first time, please choose the description file of the app store type, because the description file of the app store type is the simplest and does not need to add the udid of the test device.
3. During the creation process, it also requires us to select the appid and cer certificates created in the previous steps, so don't make a mistake.
4. If the type of description file you choose is ad hoc, you need to add the udid of the test phone during the creation process. You can use the tool compiled by Banana Cloud to get the udid: https://www.yunedit.com/ udid