We requires a .zip or .tar.gz file containing your compressed .app bundle.
Xcode
The easiest way to get the iOS Simulator build is to run and build your application in Xcode while targeting an iOS Simulator. Once the build is complete and the app is running in the simulator, you can locate the .app file by navigating to Product -> Show Build Folder in Finder -> Products/Debug-iphonesimulator
Once you have located your .app file, we require it to be in a compressed zip or tar.gz file. You can achieve this with the following command
zip -r {app name}.zip {app name}.app
Xcode Command Line Tools
You can also generate the iOS Simulator build of your app by building it directly via the command line using xcodebuild.
Once you have located your .app file, we require it to be in a compressed zip or tar.gz file. You can achieve this with the following command
zip -r {app name}.zip {app name}.app
Upload build to GPT Driver
To make your build file available on GPT Driver, you will need to upload it. This can be done via the Web Interface or via our API. We also offer examples for all common CI/CD systems.