VoiceAppMe

App Store submission prep (one command)

On your Mac, after npx cap add ios has run at least once:

npm run ios:prepare-store

This will:

1. Repair and validate the asset catalog (scripts/ios-repair.sh)
2. Harden Info.plist with App-Store-grade permission strings, background modes, ATS, and encryption-export compliance (scripts/ios-harden-plist.rb)
3. Bundle PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy (Apple's required reason API + data-collection manifest) into the App target (scripts/ios-add-privacy-manifest.rb)

Listing copy (description, keywords, IAP names, reviewer notes) is in docs/app-store-listing.md.

Fix Xcode missing package products / XCFramework errors

If Xcode shows:

• Unable to read project 'App.xcodeproj'
• missing its project.pbxproj file

then the native iOS project wrapper is incomplete/corrupt. Run:

npm run ios:repair

The repair script will now detect the missing project.pbxproj, regenerate the iOS platform with Capacitor, restore VoiceAppMe's native assets/privacy files, then continue the package and asset repair.

Fix Xcode failed to read asset tags

If Xcode shows:

• failed to read asset tags
• No string key for value in object around line 2
• The data couldn’t be read because it isn’t in the correct format

the problem is a malformed file inside ios/App/App/Assets.xcassets, not signing or certificates.

Run:

npm run ios:repair

The repair script now rebuilds the asset catalog metadata from clean Xcode-compatible JSON templates, regenerates all required app icon PNG sizes from icon-1024.png, restores AccentColor.colorset, validates every Contents.json, validates PNG dimensions, and runs Xcode actool when available.

For a quick check without rebuilding packages, run:

npm run ios:validate-assets

Then close Xcode, clear DerivedData if needed, reopen the native project, and build again.

If Xcode shows errors like:

• Missing package product 'Capacitor'
• Missing package product 'Cordova'
• Missing package product 'PurchasesHybridCommon'
• There is no XCFramework found at ... DerivedData ...

close Xcode, then run:

npm run ios:repair

Then open the native project again:

npx cap open ios

In Xcode, use Product → Clean Build Folder, then press Run on your iPhone.