Project Configuration

After obtaining the project (either by cloning or downloading from the releases page), follow these steps to configure it properly:

1. Remove .Git Folder - If you cloned the project, delete the .git folder to start with a clean history.

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Once the .git folder is removed you can run git init command to start a new repository

2. Rename Project - In Xcode, click on the project name and enter your desired name. When prompted, click "Rename" to update all project content items.

3. Update Target Information - Navigate to the TARGETS page and:

   • Under the General tab, modify the Display Name and Version
   • Under Signing & Capabilities, set a unique bundle identifier (using reverse-DNS format with only alphanumeric characters, hyphens, and periods)

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A bundle ID uniquely identifies a single app throughout the system. The bundle ID string must contain only alphanumeric characters (A–Z, a–z, and 0–9), hyphens (-), and periods (.). Typically, you use a reverse-DNS format for bundle ID strings. Bundle IDs are case-insensitive.

4. Update Info.plist - Locate and edit the info.plist file to change:

   • Bundle display name
   • Bundle version string (short)

5. Reset Scheme - From Xcode's Product menu, go to:

   • Scheme > Manage Schemes...
   • Delete the current scheme using the minus (-) button
   • Click "Autocreate Schemes Now" to generate a fresh scheme

6. Configure Web Project - The www folder contains your web project:

   • Use the existing content as a starting point or replace it with your own
   • The enClose.js file, which enables JavaScript/Swift communication, must be kept and included in your web project