All I need at the moment is the sha1 as per the screen shot below
Hi Barbara,
Google requires fingerprint for app certificate. Tiggzi doesn't.
To get the fingerprint you would need to use keytool that comes with Java.
To get SHA1 hash ammount run the following in command prompt:
codekeytool -list -keystore autogenerated.crt/codeand enter the certificate key.
I tried this and got an error saying keystore file does not exist autogenerated.crt
Keytool seems to find no certificate file "autogenerated.crt". Please be sure certificate name is correct and it is in the correct directory where you run command.
Can you please explain in which directory this should be run? In the same directory as the apk? Where do I find a certificate name or how do I generate one? All I have is an apk downloaded from appery.io
It should be run in JAVA_HOME directory. You need to use keytool to generate new certificate. If you generate new certificate you should import it to your project. Also we can send you autogenerated certificate from yours app.
Where is the java home directory? How do you run this script from that directory, is this run in the windows command prompt, or in the appery developer? And if we have an auto-generated certificate how do we obtain this?
Hi Robert,
JAVA_HOME is a directory on your PC where Java machine is installed. This is run in windows cmd as you can see from screenshot.
As for the certificate - share your application with a href="mailto:support@appery.io" rel="nofollow"support@appery.io/a and we'll extract it.
My application is shared with support allready.
Please remind its name.