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Kelvin Dart updated CB-5902:
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Description:
This is something on my mind which would help a small bit (and I thought would
be quite a nice addition to the CLI).
How easy would it be to implement a regex matcher in plugman - so I can remove
plugins using a wildcard regex? I have a few plugins which have the same domain
identifier (in the following format: com.mycompany.*).
Once added, I sometimes need to remove every company plugin while I'm
developing it - at the moment it can be a bit painstaking to type each one
(it's not the end of the world to copy and paste each plugin identifier). Is it
therefore possible to include include the ability to specify a wildcard regex
to remove all plugins matching a patter, so I can do the following (as an
example to remove all Cordova plugins):
`cordova plugin rm org.apache.cordova*`
Or:
`cordova plugin rm org.apache.cordova.*`
This will then iterate over my list of installed plugins and pattern match and
remove any plugin that's successfully matched to the supplied string.
It comes with the added benefit, if I need to debug an issue that might be
plugin related, then I can remove all plugins via `cordova plugin rm *`. It
also is consistent with the CLI way of doing things (i.e. to clear a directory
on the Mac I can do `rm *.js` to delete all files with a js extension).
It's not the end of the world either way - I just can see myself using this
feature. Just my two cents.
was:
This is something on my mind which would help a small bit (and I thought would
be quite a nice addition to the CLI).
How easy would it be to implement a regex matcher in plugman - so I can remove
plugins using a wildcard regex? I have a few plugins which have the same domain
identifier (in the following format: com.mycompany.*).
Once added, I sometimes need to remove every company plugin while I'm
developing it - at the moment it can be a bit painstaking to type each one. Is
it therefore possible to include include the ability to specify a wildcard
regex so I can do the following (as an example to remove all Cordova plugins):
`cordova plugin rm org.apache.cordova*`
Or:
`cordova plugin rm org.apache.cordova.*`
This will then iterate over my list of installed plugins and pattern match and
remove any plugin that's successfully matched to the supplied string.
It comes with the added benefit, if I need to debug an issue that might be
plugin related, then I can remove all plugins via `cordova plugin rm *`. It
also is consistent with the CLI way of doing things (i.e. to clear a directory
on the Mac I can do `rm *.js` to delete all files with a js extension).
Just my two cents.
> `cordova plugin rm` include a wildcard option
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>
> Key: CB-5902
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-5902
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: CLI, Plugman
> Affects Versions: 3.3.0
> Environment: All
> Reporter: Kelvin Dart
> Priority: Trivial
> Labels: features
>
> This is something on my mind which would help a small bit (and I thought
> would be quite a nice addition to the CLI).
> How easy would it be to implement a regex matcher in plugman - so I can
> remove plugins using a wildcard regex? I have a few plugins which have the
> same domain identifier (in the following format: com.mycompany.*).
> Once added, I sometimes need to remove every company plugin while I'm
> developing it - at the moment it can be a bit painstaking to type each one
> (it's not the end of the world to copy and paste each plugin identifier). Is
> it therefore possible to include include the ability to specify a wildcard
> regex to remove all plugins matching a patter, so I can do the following (as
> an example to remove all Cordova plugins):
> `cordova plugin rm org.apache.cordova*`
> Or:
> `cordova plugin rm org.apache.cordova.*`
> This will then iterate over my list of installed plugins and pattern match
> and remove any plugin that's successfully matched to the supplied string.
> It comes with the added benefit, if I need to debug an issue that might be
> plugin related, then I can remove all plugins via `cordova plugin rm *`. It
> also is consistent with the CLI way of doing things (i.e. to clear a
> directory on the Mac I can do `rm *.js` to delete all files with a js
> extension).
> It's not the end of the world either way - I just can see myself using this
> feature. Just my two cents.
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