Checks for TestFlight, purchases and push

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Write a recipe as a check

mobster test add --list
mobster test add paywall --bundle com.example.yourapp --set url=yourapp://paywall

smoke    the app launches and shows the text you name
paywall  the paywall shows its plans and a restore button

Saved .mobster/checks/paywall.yaml from the paywall recipe. Run it with: mobster test .mobster/checks/paywall.yaml

• --bundle names your app. --set KEY=VALUE sets a param of the recipe, as many times as it has.
• A param you leave out drops the line that uses it, so the check never holds an empty value.
• Mobster never replaces a file that exists: --force replaces it.
• A recipe adds no runner. mobster test, mobster verify --check and mobster ci run run the file as any other.

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A TestFlight build on your iPhone

mobster testflight install --app com.example.yourapp --device "Test iPhone"
mobster test --device "Test iPhone" --testflight com.example.yourapp --video

1. mobster testflight install opens your app in the TestFlight app on the phone and taps Install or Update (App Store Connect). --build 45 picks a build, and the report names it.
2. --testflight lets your checks drive that build as your own. Mobster never clears its data on a phone.
3. mobster asc feedback --app com.example.yourapp --crashes then lists what your testers hit on the same build.

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A paywall and its prices

version: 1
name: The paywall shows three plans with Annual at $39.99 a year
app:
  bundle: com.example.yourapp
  path: .mobster/build/Build/Products/Debug-iphonesimulator/YourApp.app
tags: [smoke, paywall, screenshot]
launch:
  url: yourapp://paywall
  args: ["-StoreKitProducts", "local"]   # your app reads this and shows its local product list
expect:
  - text: Choose your plan
  - count: { id: /^plan_/ }
    equals: 3
  - value: { id: plan_annual }
    equals: $39.99 / year
  - visible: { label: Restore Purchases, role: button }

• A simulator launched by simctl, as Mobster launches it, doesn’t load the StoreKit configuration file Xcode’s scheme names. Have the app read a launch argument (here -StoreKitProducts local) and show products from your .storekit file or a fixed list, so prices are the same on every run.
• On your iPhone, a TestFlight or development build loads products from the App Store sandbox, so the same check proves the real prices: mobster test .mobster/checks/paywall.yaml --device "Test iPhone".
• Tagged screenshot, the same check makes the paywall’s App Store screenshot in every size and language (App Store screenshots).

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The screen a push opens

version: 1
name: The order-shipped push opens the order with its tracking number
app:
  bundle: com.example.yourapp
  path: .mobster/build/Build/Products/Debug-iphonesimulator/YourApp.app
launch:
  url: yourapp://orders/1042?from=push
expect:
  - text: Shipped
  - visible: { id: tracking_number }

xcrun simctl push booted com.example.yourapp push.apns