Your mobile release setup belongs in Terraform: Expo EAS + App Store Connect

If you ship a React Native / Expo app to the App Store, you know the ritual. Open the Apple Developer portal, create a bundle identifier, tick the capability checkboxes, generate a provisioning profile, pick the right certificate. Then hop over to the Expo dashboard, create the EAS app, wire up credentials, add your environment variables one screen at a time. It works, until you have to do it again for a second app, or a second environment, or a teammate needs to know why a capability is enabled. None of it is written down. It drifts. And the usual mobile tooling doesn't help much here: fastlane and the EAS CLI are great, but they're imperative — scripts that do things — not a declarative description of what your release setup should be . That's the gap these two providers fill: elevenode/appstore — App Store Connect: bundle identifiers, provisioning profiles, certificates. elevenode/expo — Expo Application Services (EAS): apps, credentials, environment variables, update channels. Both are open source (Apache 2.0) and published on the Terraform Registry. Let's use them together to describe a mobile app's release setup as code. What you'll need Terraform (or OpenTofu) An App Store Connect API key (Users and Access → Integrations → App Store Connect API): the key, its key ID, and your issuer ID An Expo access token (expo.dev → account settings → Access Tokens) and your Expo account name Export the credentials as environment variables so nothing sensitive lands in your config: export APPSTORE_KEY = " $( cat AuthKey_XXXX.p8 ) " export APPSTORE_KEY_ID = "XXXXXXXXXX" export APPSTORE_KEY_ISSUER_ID = "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx" export EXPO_TOKEN = "your-expo-access-token" export EXPO_ACCOUNT_NAME = "your-account-name" Wiring up both providers terraform { required_providers { appstore = { source = "elevenode/appstore" } expo = { source = "elevenode/expo" } } } # Reads APPSTORE_KEY / APPSTORE_KEY_ID / APPSTORE_KEY_ISSUER_ID from the env. provider "appstore" {} # Re