General
The information entered here can be found in the app.json file in the root of the project directory.
Name
Here is where you set the name for your app. This name will also be the name of the folder that is downloaded when you export your project.
Slug
If you are planning on publishing your application on Expo, the slug refers to the application's URL ending. Since this will be used in a URL, make sure to separate words with '-' instead of spaces.
Description
Here is where you can add more information about your application and what it's for.
App Icon
Here you can upload a .png image to use as your app's icon that will be displayed on a phone's home screen. Additionally, the icon will be displayed in Draftbit on the App page.
Splash Screen
Here you can configure the screen that will be displayed while the application is loading.
Background Image
Here you can select an image that will be the background of the container.
Background Color
If a background image is uploaded and its contents don't fill the screen, this color will appear around the image.
Resize Mode
Set how to resize the background image when the dimensions of the screen don't match the actual dimensions of the image.
Cover
The image is resized to fill the container will retaining its proportions, even if the container is larger than the dimensions of the image.Contain
The image is resized so that the picture fits within the container and is fully visible, even if that means the image will not fill the entire container.
Platform
Here you can define if your application supports Android, iOS, or both systems. Defaults to 'Both'.
Orientation
Here you can select how your application is oriented on the screen. Defaults to 'Default' which means the application will be not be constrained to just portrait or landscape.
Primary Color
Android Only. Here you can select a custom color for the app in the multitasker.
iOS
Supports Tablet
Here you can define if your application supports tablets. Defaults to 'No'.
Bundle Identifier
Here you can set a bundle identifier which is a unique identifier for your app. This is normally set in reverse domain name notation (as seen in the placeholder).
Android
Package Identifier
Here you can set a package identifier which is a unique identifier for your app. This is normally set in reverse domain name notation (as seen in the placeholder).
Permissions
Here you can define what permissions the app will ask for when installed. All permissions are enabled by default.