This has been laughably easy. Here is the new code, in leoPrototype.py:
@g.command('leo-el-vue')
@g.command('proto-leo-el-vue')
def leo_el_vue(event):
"""
Vitalije's electron/vue project:: Leo in CoffeeScript and Vue.
Original sources and documentation at:
https://leoelvue.computingart.net/home
"""
# c = event and event.get('c')
base = g.os_path_finalize_join(g.app.loadDir,
'..', 'proto', 'Vitalije', 'leo-el-vue')
base = base.replace('\\','/')
commands = [
# 'npm install',
'npm run dev',
]
if g.os_path_exists(base):
os.chdir(base) # Can't do this in the commands list.
g.execute_shell_commands(commands)
else:
g.es_print('not found: %r' % base)
The takeaways:
- It's dead easy to execute code in other languages from Leo.
- The new prototype commands will allow devs to play with each others ideas.
- The docstring reminds us all where the original code came from.
- Doing 'npm install' works, but slows things down.
We could always define an command that installs, then runs, but building
from the console seems good enough for now.
Edward
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