OAuth integration tutorial question

[Jo]

I'm trying to follow the oauth.io integration tutorial:
http://devcenter.appery.io/tutorials/...
, and as I understand it, I need to use the phone gap plugin and not the web app option since I want a mobile app. However, the folder structure that the tutorial lists is not at all like what I get in my project

eg, in this image: http://devcenter.appery.io/wp-content...

I do not have the folders that are in black other than the top BarcodeScanner folder.

and also, I do not see the cordova_plugins.js file that is mentioned.
ANDROID OAuthApp Assets www files resources lib cordova_plugins.js.

Also, the tutorial seems to be only for Android. How do we get it to work on the IOs?

Thanks.

[Evgene Karachevtsev]

Hello Jo,

1) Sorry for delay. Could you please send us a screenshot of your Source tab structure?
2) Unfortunately you can't add a plugin in Appery.io for an .ipa file. You should export it as xCode project and add a plugin there.

[Jo]

Hi Evgene,
A screenshot of my folder structure is attached.

Also, I had to create all the folders in the ParkX hierarchy, including the ParkX (name of my app) folder by hand.

I tried creating a new app and there I saw that the folder structure is as mentioned in the tutorial. However, most of the development work I've done is in the ParkX project and to start a new app from scratch will be quite a task, just for this feature.

I'm not quite sure how my app folders vanished, but it is possible I messed around with the folders and inadvertently deleted them.
So, my questions is, how can I get back the original folders and is there an easy workaround.

Thanks.

[Maryna Brodina]

Hello!

To get original folders structure you would have to delete edited (blue colored) files and undo all source changes.

Here is more information http://devcenter.appery.io/tutorials/...

[Jo]

It turns out that somehow all the folders within my app folder got moved up one level into the ANDROID folder as seen in the screenshot in my previous post.
I created a new folder for my app and moved back all those folders and was able to make the necessary changes to make progress with the tutorial.

Thanks for all the responses.

[Jo]

Maybe this is not the correct thread to ask, but I managed to finish the tutorial and I want to test out the oauth.io feature, but I see that I need to build a native app to test it, and when I try to build a native app, I'm told that I need a certificate.

My question is, can I create an unsigned apk using appery ? I've seen many apks that one can install directly on android devices by allowing installations from "untrusted sources". I understand that these are not signed, so would like to do the same with my appery app.

[Evgene Karachevtsev]

Hello Jo,

Please let me know if these links help:

http://devcenter.appery.io/documentat...
http://devcenter.appery.io/documentat...

[Jo]

Great! I managed to generate a certificate and could get past the initial error that was caused because I didn't have a certificate.

However, now I get the error as seen here:

Now since the error message is not very informative, I don't really know what to do.

[Maryna Brodina]

Hello!

Please share your app with a href="mailto:support@appery.io" rel="nofollow"support@appery.io/a and let us know it's name.

[Jo]

Turns out I needed to delete all the blue folders, then "Undo all source changes" and then it built fine.

Thanks again to the awesome appery support.