Bitrise tools

Here is a list of our open source tools maintained by the Bitrise team.

Bitrise CLI tools ⚓

bitrise ⚓

The Bitrise CLI which is used on bitrise.io to run builds. Install it on your own Mac/Linux and run your builds locally!

Find out more on Bitrise CLI

Check out its GitHub page or dig deeper in our Bitrise CLI docs.

stepman ⚓

Our Step Collection Manager used for managing the Step Library, including downloading and sharing Steps.

envman ⚓

The Environment Variable Manager used by the Bitrise CLI to isolate and manage Environment Variables (Env Vars) during the build. Our envman tool can be used independently of the Bitrise CLI if you want to connect tools, where one tool saves the Env Var and the other one uses it.

Bitrise CLI core plugins ⚓

The following plugins can be directly run with the Bitrise CLI on your computer:

init ⚓

With this init plugin, the scanner can detect the type of your project locally and generate a Bitrise configuration with a bitrise.yml file.

bitrise init

Learn more about how to initialize a Bitrise project locally.

step ⚓

You can list, retrieve Step information or create Steps with this plugin, - follow our Steps guide.

workflow-editor ⚓

With this plugin you can configure your builds’ bitrise.yml config locally.

offline Workflow Editor

Learn how to install and start the offline Workflow Editor and how to download your build’s bitrise.yml file to your computer.

bitrise-plugin-io ⚓

With this plugin, you can manage your apps on bitrise.io right from the Terminal / command line. Check out the plugin’s How to use section for details.

iOS code signing tool ⚓

codesigndoc ⚓

Your friendly iOS Code Signing Doctor.

Find out more on codesigndoc

Check out its GitHub page and see how it helps sign your iOS project.

Server/service ⚓

bitrise webhooks ⚓

This Bitrise Webhooks processor transforms various incoming webhooks (for example, from GitHub, Bitbucket, or Slack) to bitrise.io’s Build Trigger API format, and calls it to start a build.