Hide Google Play downloads on iOS Tauri builds #315

AnthonyRonning · 2025-11-21T19:03:43Z

Fixes #314

Apple App Store policies prohibit showing alternative app stores. This change conditionally hides Google Play content when running on iOS devices:

Homepage: Hide Google Play badge when running on iOS
Downloads page: Hide entire Android section when running on iOS

Uses existing isIOS() platform detection utility.

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- Added platform-aware content display: Android and Google Play download options are now hidden when using the app on iOS.

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Apple App Store policies prohibit showing alternative app stores. This change conditionally hides Google Play content on iOS devices: - Homepage: Hide Google Play badge when running on iOS - Downloads page: Hide entire Android section when running on iOS Uses existing isIOS() platform detection utility. Fixes #314 Co-authored-by: Anthony <AnthonyRonning@users.noreply.github.com>

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The pull request adds iOS platform checks to conditionally hide Google Play badge and Android download card on iOS, addressing Apple's build approval concerns by preventing Google-specific download UI from appearing in iOS tauri builds.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Platform-aware Google Play badge `frontend/src/components/Marketing.tsx`	Wraps Google Play link and image in conditional rendering that only displays when `!isIOSPlatform`, utilizing existing `isIOS()` helper to gate the badge on iOS builds.
Platform-aware Android download card `frontend/src/routes/downloads.tsx`	Adds `isIOSPlatform` variable via `isIOS()` check and wraps Android download card in conditional to hide it on iOS (`{!isIOSPlatform && ...}`), preserving all internal content.

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Notes: Both changes follow the same repetitive pattern (isIOS() platform check with conditional rendering), requiring minimal logic verification
Minor formatting adjustments in adjacent code are cosmetic
Changes align directly with the linked issue requirement to gate Google downloads on iOS

Possibly related PRs

Prioritize Google Play Store official launch #306: Adds the Google Play badge and Android CTA components that this PR gates behind iOS platform checks
Mobile app links #69: Modifies the same components (Marketing.tsx and downloads.tsx) to add platform-aware conditional rendering for app store UI
feat: add TestFlight beta link to iOS downloads section #130: Updates the downloads.tsx mobile apps section with iOS/Android-specific download options that interact with this platform gating

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Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The PR successfully implements the objective from issue #314 by using isIOS() checks to hide Google Play content on both homepage and downloads page.
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	All changes in Marketing.tsx and downloads.tsx are directly related to hiding Google Play content on iOS, with no extraneous modifications.

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frontend/src/components/Marketing.tsx (2)

350-363: LGTM!

The conditional rendering correctly hides the Google Play badge on iOS platforms while keeping it visible elsewhere. The implementation aligns with the PR objective to comply with Apple App Store policies.

8-8: isIOS() correctly detects Tauri iOS builds - no action required.

The isIOS() utility properly uses @tauri-apps/plugin-os (Tauri's official OS plugin) to detect the actual platform type, not browser user agents. When the app runs in a Tauri environment, it calls type() to get the platform and sets isIOS: platform === "ios", which correctly identifies iOS Tauri builds and meets Apple App Store requirements. The implementation includes proper initialization enforcement and error handling.

frontend/src/routes/downloads.tsx (2)

10-10: LGTM!

The platform detection setup is consistent with the implementation in Marketing.tsx, using the same isIOS() utility and calling it once at the component level.

Also applies to: 34-34

233-284: LGTM!

The conditional rendering correctly hides the entire Android download section on iOS platforms, including the Google Play badge, beta program links, and APK download. This comprehensive approach ensures full compliance with Apple App Store policies.

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greptile-apps · 2025-11-21T19:06:14Z

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Conditionally hides Google Play/Android content from iOS Tauri builds to comply with Apple App Store policies prohibiting references to alternative app stores.

Changes:

Homepage (Marketing.tsx): Wrapped Google Play badge in conditional rendering using !isIOSPlatform
Downloads page (downloads.tsx): Wrapped entire Android download section in conditional rendering using !isIOSPlatform

Implementation:

Uses existing isIOS() platform detection utility that's initialized at app startup via waitForPlatform() in main.tsx
Clean, minimal changes that preserve all existing functionality on non-iOS platforms
Grid layout (md:grid-cols-2) gracefully handles single iOS card display

Confidence Score: 5/5

This PR is safe to merge with minimal risk
Clean implementation using existing, well-tested platform detection utility. The changes are minimal, non-invasive, and only affect conditional rendering. The isIOS() function is properly initialized before app render, preventing timing issues. Grid layout gracefully handles the conditional display on iOS.
No files require special attention

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File Analysis

Filename	Score	Overview
frontend/src/components/Marketing.tsx	5/5	Conditionally hides Google Play badge on iOS using existing `isIOS()` utility
frontend/src/routes/downloads.tsx	5/5	Hides entire Android section on iOS to comply with App Store policies

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant App as main.tsx
    participant Platform as platform.ts
    participant Marketing as Marketing.tsx
    participant Downloads as downloads.tsx

    User->>App: Launch app
    App->>Platform: waitForPlatform()
    Platform->>Platform: Detect Tauri environment
    Platform->>Platform: Get OS type (iOS/Android/etc)
    Platform-->>App: Platform initialized
    App->>App: Render React app
    
    alt iOS Platform
        App->>Marketing: Render Marketing component
        Marketing->>Platform: isIOS()
        Platform-->>Marketing: true
        Marketing->>Marketing: Hide Google Play badge
        Marketing-->>User: Show homepage (no Google Play)
        
        User->>Downloads: Navigate to /downloads
        Downloads->>Platform: isIOS()
        Platform-->>Downloads: true
        Downloads->>Downloads: Hide Android section
        Downloads-->>User: Show only iOS & Web options
    else Non-iOS Platform
        App->>Marketing: Render Marketing component
        Marketing->>Platform: isIOS()
        Platform-->>Marketing: false
        Marketing->>Marketing: Show Google Play badge
        Marketing-->>User: Show homepage (with Google Play)
        
        User->>Downloads: Navigate to /downloads
        Downloads->>Platform: isIOS()
        Platform-->>Downloads: false
        Downloads->>Downloads: Show Android section
        Downloads-->>User: Show iOS, Android & Web options
    end

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AnthonyRonning · 2025-11-21T19:27:51Z

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