Your signing key designates you as the original author of the app and any updates that are made to that app need to use the original signing key. If you have already initialized your application, you can change this configuration by setting the isChromeOSOnly flag to true in the twa-manifest.json file and running Bubblewrap’s update command.

If you already have a platform specific Android app, or do not wish to have a mobile experience, you can make your application available only on ChromeOS by adding the -chromeosonly flag in the init command: Bash $ bubblewrap init -manifest = '' -chromeosonly Bash $ bubblewrap buildĬheck the official CLI documentation ⁠ for a quickstart guide and more details about the commands. Then build the project and Bubblewrap will create the packages (APK or AAB) that can be uploaded to Google Play to be distributed. To get started, install Bubblewrap from NPM: Bash $ npm install -g initialize your project, pass in your PWA’s web app manifest ⁠ as input and Bubblewrap will generate an Android project to build your PWA Play package from. Store.uploadExisting(myZipFile, token).Bubblewrap ⁠ is a CLI to take your Progressive Web App and wrap it in an Android App Bundle for distribution through app stores, like Play on ChromeOS and Android, all without requiring Android app development knowledge. }) Upload to existing extension import fs from 'fs' Ĭonst myZipFile = fs.createReadStream( './mypackage.zip') Ĭonst token = 'xxxx' // optional. Create a new client import chromeWebstoreUpload from 'chrome-webstore-upload' ĮxtensionId: 'ecnglinljpjkbgmdpeiglonddahpbkeb', UsageĪll methods return an ES2015-compliant promise.

Note: If you created the APIs before version 0.5.0 (September 2021), you might have to follow the guide again.

You will need a Google API clientId and a refreshToken. Install npm install - save- dev chrome-webstore-upload

If you're looking to upload/publish from the CLI, then use chrome-webstore-upload-cli. A small node.js module to upload/publish extensions to the Chrome Web Store.

Google chrome webstore upload