Snow
Simple cli for :
-
updating the package id in cordova config.xml file
-
updating the version in cordova config.xml file
-
updating the application name in cordova config.xml file
-
getting the version from cordova config.xml file
-
getting the package id from cordova config.xml file
-
getting the application name from cordova config.xml file
in a cordova mobile repo
Installing
npm install -g make-it-snow
Usage
- For the package id update :
snow package <APP_IDENTIFIER>
or
snow p <APP_IDENTIFIER>
This command will replace the package id in your config.xml file with the specified APP_IDENTIFIER.
- For the version update :
snow version <APP_VERSION>
or
snow v <APP_VERSION>
This command will replace the version in your config.xml file with the specified APP_VERSION.
- For the app name update :
snow name <APP_NAME>
or
snow n <APP_NAME>
This command will replace the application name in your config.xml file with the specified APP_NAME.
- For the package get :
snow get-package
or
snow gp
This command will return as an output the current package id present in the config.xml.
- For the version get :
snow get-version
or
snow gv
This command will return as an output the current version present in the config.xml.
- For the name get :
snow get-name
or
snow gn
This command will return as an output the current app name present in the config.xml.
snow also accepts (applicable to all commands listed above) a --dir or -d option where -d stands for --dir, which can be used to specify the directory path of the config.xml in case of it is not present in the current repo.
Example :
snow v 2.0.0 -d src/main/app
Development
You will need node/yarn installed on your machine.
Installing dependencies:
yarn
Once you have dependencies installed you can do
yarn start
This will watch for changes and build the application in the build directory.
Tests
Running tests is easy:
yarn test
Or in watch mode:
yarn run watch-test
Publishing
If you have the right to publish, once a new version is created simply do:
yarn build
cd build
npm publish