I have four bundle identifier
- com.company.appname
- com.appname
- appname
- com.company-name.app-name
Please help me to find out correct bundle identifier,
Please tell me which is correct.
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2As per my view 3rd is wrong.. others are proper... I prefer first one.. – Er.Shreyansh Shah Mar 11 '15 at 06:25
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all other are incorrect format? – Krutarth Patel Mar 11 '15 at 06:29
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1Nope. I said dear... others are proper. I prefer fitst one and first one is standard format.. you can use '-' but is not standard way. – Er.Shreyansh Shah Mar 11 '15 at 06:31
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All the formats which you have mentioned are correct and can be used as bundle identifier. But the standard format followed is com.company.appname (reverse domain name).
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And then Apple comes along and just adds "iCloud" (iCloud.com.company.appname), and completely destroys this beautiful all lower case identifier. (when adding CloudKit, default container name) – d4Rk Feb 26 '21 at 16:24
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@d4Rk Yeah. Now I'm not sure whether to go lowercase or CamelCase for my app name. – Daan Oct 02 '22 at 21:49
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The First type is the correct one.It is a standard to use the reverse domain name as the bundle identifier along with app name. For example com.google.gmail,com.fb.messanger
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The Bundle ID can only contain alphanumeric characters, hyphens, and periods. It can't end on a period.
This regexp should be correct: .[\w\.-]+[\w-]
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all you need is device registered at Apple development program, if you have no device registered simply connect your iphone and register it through xcode.
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