Sublime Text 3 plugin to update package.js based on files in directory of a Meteor project.
Your project has to be structured like a Meteor application:
- lib contains the client & server code
- client contains the client code
- server contains the server code
The plugin will expand api.addFiles(["dummy"]) to api.addFiles([every lib/... file]).
It will expand api.addFiles(["server/dummy"]) to api.addFiles([every server/... file]).
It will expand api.addFiles(["client/dummy"]) to api.addFiles([every client/... file]).
Sample package.js
Package.describe({
name: "my package",
version: "0.0.1",
});
function configurePackage(api) {
api.versionsFrom("METEOR@1.0");
api.use(["mongo"]);
api.export("MyObject");
// will find all your libs
api.addFiles(["dummy"]);
// will find all your server files
api.addFiles([], ["server"]);
// will find all your client files
api.addFiles([], ["client"]);
// will find all your server assets
api.addAssets([], ["server"]);
// will find all your client assets
api.addAssets([], ["client"]);
}
Package.onUse(function(api) {
configurePackage(api);
});
Package.onTest(function(api) {
configurePackage(api);
api.use("tinytest");
});
cd /usr/local
git clone https://github.com/welelay/sublime-update-package-js.git
cd sublime-update-package-js/scripts
npm install
(OS X) ln -s /usr/local/sublime-update-package-js ~/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 3/Packages/Update\ Package\ Files
You get a new menu : Tools > package.js
Use Tools > package.js > go to Package File to open the closer package.js in parent directories of current file.
Use Tools > package.js > update Package File to update the current package.js file.
It is also triggered on save; so simply save the package.js file.
It's also possible to run the update_package_js script manually :
node ~/Y/runtime/sublime/update_package_files/script/update_package_js.js monpackage/package.js
creates monpackage/package.js.new.
node ~/Y/runtime/sublime/update_package_files/script/update_package_js.js monpackage/package.js monpackage/package.js
(repeat file name) to get it on standard output.