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Command Line Automation for iTunes Connect

You can now use Transporter, Apple’s command-line delivery tool, to deliver App Store metadata localizations, in addition to In-App Purchase and Game Center metadata. This includes screenshots, rights and pricing, and In-App Purchase hosted content assets. Using Transporter allows you to integrate with your own content management system and deliver your app metadata in bulk. This process is especially useful for adding and managing localizations, which help maximize your global App Store exposure.

You can also use Transporter to look up and retrieve your existing app's metadata, in order to see an example of correctly formatted XML.

To learn more about App Store packages, including how to create them, see the updated App Metadata Specification document available for download from the Manage Your Apps module on iTunes Connect.

For more information about downloading and installing Transporter, see the Transporter User Guide, also available for download from the Manage Your Apps module on iTunes Connect.

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