On Wed, Feb 8, 2012 at 19:55, Brian LeRoux <[email protected]> wrote:
> So, I've been on about having this and tools like this for some time.
> I think it'd be best if we continue w/ the intention of getting there
> by way of a set of small tools that are purpose built before composing
> into 'one tool to rule them all'.
In my head, the 'one tool' - `cordova` - is really just a shell for a bunch
of subcommands - much like git.
cordova add-platform init
cordova add-platform ios
cordova add-platform android
cordova remove-plugin cordova/camera
cordova add-plugin phonegap-plugins/barcode-scanner
vim . # haha, no, really: bbedit .
cordova build
cordova open-ios-sim
....
command would be structured where every "subcommand" was a node module. In
the backdrop, we end up with utility modules to massage platform files,
rebuild cordova.js, general file collectors, listers, copiers, etc, which
are used by the "subcommand" modules.
If you just change your wording a bit, it becomes:
I think it'd be best if we continue w/ the intention of getting there
> by way of a set of small modules that are purpose,composing them
> into 'one tool to rule them all'.
Sounds awesome!
Or maybe I'm not understanding your concerns.
--
Patrick Mueller
http://muellerware.org
