Introduction

AppfigurateSE macOS app has easy 1 click installation of iOS Simulator and Android Emulator apps, easy 1 click installation of iOS and Android pre-packaged apps for real device cloud testing services,manual encryption of strings, and Xcode source editor extension for automated encryption of strings.

AppfigurateSE Windows app has easy 1 click installation of bundled Android Emulator app, easy 1 click installation of iOS and Android pre-packaged apps for real device cloud testing services and manual encryption of strings.

macOS Installation

AppfigurateSE is available in either a x86_64 binary for Intel based Mac computers or an arm64 binary for Apple Silicon based Mac computers. You must download the correct binary that matches your computers architecture.

Double click the AppfigurateSE-[version]-[arch].dmg to open the disk image. You must accept the license agreement to continue:

macOS AppfigurateSE license agreement

Drag the AppfigurateSE app icon into the Applications folder:

macOS AppfigurateSE install

Windows installation

AppfigurateSE is available as a x86_64 binary for Intel based Windows PCs.

Double click the AppfigurateSE-[version].exe to run the installer. You must accept the license agreement to continue:

Windows AppfigurateSE license agreement

Windows AppfigurateSE install location

Running

Run the application by double clicking the AppfigurateSE app in the Applications folder (macOS) or clicking AppfigurateSE in the start menu (Windows):

macOS AppfigurateSE app

Windows AppfigurateSE app

Throughout this user guide, macOS is used, but the functionality across both macOS and Windows is generally equivalent. Any differences will be highlighted.

There is currently no Android Studio plugin for automated encryption of strings. You will need to either copy the encrypted string values from a Objective-C or Swift class that has been encrypted already using the Xcode source editor extension or perform manual encryption.