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Generating the TAR Package of the Application and Pushing It to the OBS Bucket

Prerequisites

Example API

POST https://{CPH Endpoint}/v1/{project_id}/cloud-phone/phones/batch-storage
Header:
Content-Type: application/json
X-Auth-Token: ${token}
Body:
{
    "storage_infos": [{
        "phone_id": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
        "include_files": [
            "/data/app/${package_name}-1",
            "/data/app/${package_name}-2",
            "/data/data/${package_name}",
            "/data/media/0/Android/data/${package_name}"
        ],
        "bucket_name": "${bucket_name}",
        "object_path": "apk/${package_name}_${version_name}.tar"
    }]
}

Parameter descriptions:

  • Obtain the values of parameters such as CPH Endpoint, project_id, ${token}, bucket_name, and object_path by referring to Installing Applications on a Cloud Phone.
  • phone_id indicates the ID of the cloud phone on which the application is installed.
  • The four elements of include_files are four fixed paths.
  • If the installation package is a .xapk package, add /data/media/obb/${package_name} to include_files.
  • object_path indicates the path to which the .tar package is uploaded.

    apk is any existing folder. In ${package_name}_${version_name}.tar, package_name and version_name need to be modified as required.

  • package_name and version_name indicate the package name and version number of the current application.
Parent topic: Deploying Games