Deploy or Publish iOS app on iStore using Smartface IDE without Mac - smartface.io

Is it possible to Publish iOS app on iStore using Smartface IDE without Mac?
If so then please send me details for the same.
Regards,
Suyog

You need to open the iOS publish with Xcode.
So, you should have a mac or at least you should have a virtual mac in order to send your application to Apple Store.

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1. Is it possible to setup PhoneGap SDK without Xcode installation.
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https://build.phonegap.com/
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