PlutoFramework
  • Introducing PlutoFramework
  • Vision
  • Make your application
    • Setting up your new app
    • Register new Chain
    • Create your own layout
    • Reusable components
    • Create custom components
    • Substrate
    • Transaction Analyzer
    • Wallet creation
    • NFTs
    • GraphQL Indexers
  • Publish
  • Publish to Android
  • Publish to iOS
  • About PlutoFramework
    • Code structure
  • Example application
    • realXmarket
  • Hackathon
    • Polkadot Scalability Hackathon
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  • Update Android app info
  • Update iOS app info
  • Update the design
  1. Make your application

Setting up your new app

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Begin by forking .

All of the UI (including the app itself) can be found in PlutoFramework folder.

Update Android app info

Take a look at PlutoFramework/Platforms/Android/AndroidManifest.xml.

Notably change these properties:

  • package (Must be changed to be released on Google Play store)

  • android:versionName

  • android:versionCode

  • android:label (Application name)

Update iOS app info

Guide to be added

Update the design

You can customise the colors in PlutoFramework/Resources/Styles/Colors.xaml.

You can change the backgrounds for both light/dark modes in PlutoFramework/Resources/Images.

Change the app icon in PlutoFramework/Resources/AppIcon/AppIcon.png.

Change the app splash screen in PlutoFramework/Resources/Splash/plutowalleticonwhite.png.

https://github.com/RostislavLitovkin/PlutoFramework
Code structure