slice2js

Compiles Slice files to JavaScript.

Install

npm install slice2js --save-dev

Usage

var slice2js = require('slice2js');

Methods

slice2js.compile(args [, options])

• Returns a ChildProcess object.

args Array

List of arguments passed to the slice2js compiler.

Option	Description
-h	Show usage information.
-v, --version	Display the Ice version.
-DNAME	Define NAME as 1.
-DNAME=DEF	Define NAME as DEF.
-UNAME	Remove any definition for NAME.
-IDIR	Add DIR to the include path for Slice files.
-E	Print preprocessor output on stdout.
--stdout	Print generated code to stdout.
--output-dir DIR	Create files in the directory DIR.
--depend	Print dependency information for Slice files.
--depend-json	Print dependency information for Slice files in JSON format.
--depend-xml	Print dependency information for Slice files in XML format.
--depend-file FILE	Write dependencies to FILE instead of standard output.
-d, --debug	Print debug messages.

Additional documentation can be found here.

The slice2js module includes all the Ice Slice files and adds these files to the include file search path.

options Object

Object options is passed directly to child_process.spawn(command[, args][, options]) as the options parameter. This can be used to control things such as stdio, environment, and working directory.

var slice2js = require('slice2js');
slice2js.compile(['Hello.ice'], { stdio: 'inherit' })

slice2js.sliceDir

Returns the absolute path of the included Ice Slice files.

Example

var slice2js = require('slice2js');
slice2js.compile(['Hello.ice']).on('close', function (code)
{
    if(code !== 0)
    {
      console.log('slice2js exited with code ' + code);
    }
    else
    {
      console.log('slice2js finished successfully');
    }
});

Command Line

Slice2js can also be installed globally and used from the command line.

npm install -g slice2js
slice2js Hello.ice

Gulp

For gulp integration refer to the gulp-ice-builder package.