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This module will automate a bunch of Google Play actions like publish apk/app bundle and image handling
https://github.com/osfunapps/os-android-play-console-automation-py
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This module will automate a bunch of Google Play actions like publish apk/app bundle and image handling
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/osfunapps/os-android-play-console-automation-py
- Owner: osfunapps
- License: mit
- Created: 2021-02-10T16:21:06.000Z (almost 4 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2023-01-05T13:55:15.000Z (almost 2 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-11-18T13:00:53.519Z (about 1 month ago)
- Language: Python
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- Size: 13.7 KB
- Stars: 4
- Watchers: 2
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE.txt
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Introduction
------------
This module will automate a bunch of Google Play console actions:
* Publish/Update an Android APK/App Bundle programmatically (dynamically), from an Android project, faster and without Android Studio, to the Google Play Store
* Clear an App screenshots from a certain category, even by language, in an app listing in the Google Play Console
* Clear an app's logo or feature graphic by language in an app listing in the Google Play Console
* Add any images (screenShots, TV Banner, Logo, Feature Graphic and more) to an existing Android app in the Google Play Console.## Installation
Install via pip:
```python
pip install os_android_play_console_automation
```# Prerequisites
Google Play Console API isn't open automatically. You should enable it from your Google Play Console account.
To do so, log in to your Google Play Console account and:
1. At the left pane, navigate to Settings -> API Access -> Agree to link your project
2. At the API access page, under "OAuth clients" click on "View in Google Cloud Console"
3. Under OAuth 2.0 Client IDs click on your client id (usually "Google Play Android Developer")
4. At the top, click on "DOWNLOAD JSON" and save the file in a secure location on your computer
5. IMPORTANT: change the JSON file name to be client_secrets.json so Google's algorithm could read it## Usage
After you've downloaded the ```client_secrets.json``` file, you can use this tool to automate actions.
## Publish an APK```python
from os_android_play_console_automation import publisherpublisher.publish_apk(package_name='com.my.package', # the app's package name
apk_file_path='path/to/apk.apk', # the path to the released apk file
client_secrets_path='path/to/client_secret.json', # the client_secret.json file you made in the previous section
publish_percents=0.95, # 95% published publish_percents
version_code=2 # the apk version code
)
```## Publish an App Bundle
```python
from os_android_play_console_automation import publisherpublisher.publish_app_bundle(package_name='com.my.package', # the app's package name
app_bundle_path='path/to/app_bundle.aab', # the path to the released .aab file
client_secrets_path='path/to/client_secret.json', # the client_secret.json file you made in the previous section
publish_percents=0.95, # 95% published publish_percents
version_code=2 # the apk version code
)
```## Update APK/App Bundle
```python
from os_android_play_console_automation import publisherpublisher.update_version(package_name='com.my.package',
client_secrets_path='path/to/client_secret.json',
publish_percents=0.95, # 95% published publish_percents
version_code=2) # the apk version code
```# Clearing and uploading image types
```ImageType``` defines the type of images group you wish to alter. For example, ```ImageType.ICON``` will target a change in your app's logo.
You can see all of the ```ImageType``` [here](os_android_play_console_automation/types/ImageType.py).
## Clear Images
You can clear a bunch of images by request.
For example, the next command will clear all the phone screenshots in the english language.
```python
from os_android_play_console_automation import publisher
from os_android_play_console_automation.types.ImageType import ImageTypepublisher.clear_images(client_secrets_path='path/to/client_secret.json', # your client secrets,
package_name='com.my.package', # the identifier of the app in the store
image_type=ImageType.PHONE_SCREENSHOTS, # the type of image here (try ImageType.ICON)
language_initials='en-US') # can be any initials you want (the en-US is the default)
```## Upload Images
You can add images (one by one) by request.
For example, the next command will add all the phone screenshots in the english language.
```python
from os_android_play_console_automation import publisher
from os_android_play_console_automation.types.ImageType import ImageTypescreenshot_lst = ['path/to/img/1.png', 'path/to/img/2.png']
for ss in screenshot_lst:
publisher.push_image(client_secrets_path='path/to/client_secret.json', # your client secrets
package_name='com.my.package', # the identifier of the app in the store
image_type=ImageType.PHONE_SCREENSHOTS, # the type of image here (try ImageType.ICON)
path_to_image=ss,
language_initials='en-US') # can be any initials you want (the en-US is the default)
```## Links
If you all about automation, why use Android Studio?:
* [os_android_apk_builder-py](https://github.com/osfunapps/os_android_apk_builder-py) will create an Android apk/app bundle programmatically (dynamically), from an Android project, faster and without Android Studio
* More Android and iOS automation tools can be found in [my profile](https://github.com/osfunapps)## Licence
MIT