Provides

Script to Build, Sign, and Package iOS app without Opening XCode
Build and Package Android app from command line
Places output archives (.ipa and .apk) to specified directory
Reads App Name and version from config.xml to properly name the output .ipa/.apk file(s)

Usage:

Place copy of build.sh, build.json, and export-ipa.plist in root of your cordova project (sibling of www folder)
Look up your TeamId, Provisioning Profile Name, and TeamName from your signing Provisioning Profile. You can run the command below:
```
security cms -D -i "/path/to/your/TargetProfile.mobileprovision"
```

Note the following values:

Open build.sh and edit the top section for your application and environment, replacing any placeholder values with the values found in step #2 or your own custom values where applicable.
Open build.json and replace the placeholder values with appropriate values found in step #2
- You can also change the release configuration to use app-store or other package types, and add any additional build flags you might need
Open export-ipa.plist and replace appropriate values from step #2 and makes sure the value for <key>method</key> matches what you have in packageType for the build.json.
Run the script

  ./build.sh

The script will dev for the environment, but you can provide the env as a parameter like below, to have the output name the files appropriately.
```
./build.sh prod
```
The script renames the output archives to include the version and ENV in the output .ipa/.apk files
The appname and version are read from the config.xml. You may want to create config.xml.dev, config.xml.test, config.xml.prod, etc if you have multiple versions and need to swap the names/versions of the app. Then just cp config.xml.${env} config.xml before running the build script.
- This might be an additional automated feature in the future.