With Homebrew
brew tap jimmckay/homebrew-taps
brew install notarizer
Or... Download the Archive and place the notarizer script in your $PATH
notarizer -u username -p password [options] FILE
notarizer --get-providers -u username
FILE will be uploaded to Apple's notary service and stapled on success.
Options:
- -u, --username [username] (required)
The username associated with your developer account - -p, --password [password]
The password for the given username. You can use, for eample, @keychain:Notarizer to access a password stored in the login keychain with service name Notarizer.
See App-Specific Passwords for help. - -i, --itc-provider [itc_provider_id]
The developer shortname to use (usually your App Store Connect id without spaces or '|'s)
Only required if you are a member of multiple Teams.
See --get-providers for help finding your team shortname. - -s, --sign [cerificatename]
An optional cerificate for codesigning before notarization - -n, --notify
If present, a dialog will be displayed on completion - --get-providers
Request a listing of provider shortnames - -h, --help
Show this message and exit - -v, --version
Print version information and exit
Written by Jim McKay
Copyright 2019
With some ideas from Thom McGrath's Code
Bash Scripting style garnered from create-dmg
