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In order to upload your Android app to Google Play, you have to build an Android application first and prepare an APK file to upload it to Google Play Store.
Open the Eduopus console by tapping Eduopus Console on Eduopus.com top-right corner.
This will open the Eduopus console, where to find all your institute's controls and information.
Select Control institutes from the Left menu.
Besides every institute, you will find the Manage button to control your institute applications.
From the left menu, select the Android App option.
You will find two tabs, one for Latest Build to start and control your app builds.
When you need to publish your app to Google Play or update the current version on Google Play, you have to create an app build from our console to upload it to your Google Play account.
The second tab for Requests History where you can track your previous build requests to know more about build request status.
Click on Click here to start building Android application.
Now time to write app specifications and choose app theme and colors.
When you set all the required information, click on the Next Step button.
Here to choose UI Information:
After selecting your app theme and upload app background images, click Next Step.
After Submitting your build request, System will start on building the android application, You'll receive an E-mail after the build is completed.
When our system finishes building your app, you will find your build-ready and able to be downloaded.
Click on Download latest build, this will download the APK file to upload on your Google play developer account.
Open the Eduopus console by tapping Eduopus Console on Eduopus.com top-right corner.
This will open the Eduopus console, where to find all your institute's controls and information.
Select Control institutes from the Left menu.
Besides every institute, you will find the Manage button to control your institute applications.
From the left menu, select the Android App option.
You will find two tabs, one for Latest Build to start and control your app builds.
When you need to publish your app to Google Play or update the current version on Google Play, you have to create an app build from our console to upload it to your Google Play account.
The second tab for Requests History where you can track your previous build requests to know more about build request status.
Click on Click here to start building Android application.
Now time to write app specifications and choose app theme and colors.
- Package Name: Show iOS Package name ( Unique identifier for each application ),This compares to the display name (namespaces are usually prefixes in frameworks), which is what iOS uses to show the name of your app on the springboard. Bundle identifiers are usually (not always) written out in reverse DNS notation (I.e com.myCompany.myApp).
- Application Name: Your app name.
- Application Icon: You have 2 options for uploading icons
- Automatically generate Image from big Images, You'll need to upload the following sizes
- 80px x 80px
- 180px x 180px
- 1024px x 1024px
- Manually upload Images ( Recommended for better quality )
- Automatically generate Image from big Images, You'll need to upload the following sizes
- Google Firebase file for Notifications. Please read this documentation
When you set all the required information, click on the Next Step button.
Here to choose UI Information:
- Login screen
- Header settings
- Dashboard blocks
- Left menu drawer
- Application backgrounds
- Application blocks
- Calendar
After selecting your app theme and upload app background images, click Next Step.
After Submitting your build request, System will start on building the android application, You'll receive an E-mail after the build is completed.
When our system finishes building your app, you will find your build-ready and able to be downloaded.
Click on Download latest build, this will download the APK file to upload on your Google play developer account.