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@tesd-tech/ps-package

v24.11.9

Published

Create and manage PowerSchool plugin archives

Downloads

603

Readme

ps-package

This package automates the process of building and packaging a PowerSchool plugin. It handles tasks such as:

  • Updating the plugin version number in plugin.xml, all pagecataloging JSON files, and package.json
  • Merging PowerSchool-specific folders into the build directory
  • Removing junk files from the build directory
  • Creating ZIP files for the plugin and its schema
  • Pruning the archive directory to keep only the most recent ZIP files

Installation

To install the package, run the following command from the root directory of your plugin project:

pnpm i -D @tesd-tech/ps-package

Usage

npx ps-package

Options

The package accepts two optional command-line arguments:

  • source: The source directory for the plugin files. This defaults to src.
  • type: The plugin type. This can be vue or svelte. This defaults to vue.

Additional Notes

  • The package expects the plugin's source files to be located in a directory named src in the project's root directory.
  • Additionally, PowerSchool-specific files and directories should be located in a subdirectory named "powerschool" within the src directory.
    • See the src directory within this project for an example of this structure.
  • The package expects the plugin's XML manifest file to be named plugin.xml and located in the project's root directory.
  • The package creates the following directories:
    • dist: The directory where the plugin's built files are placed.
    • plugin_archive: The directory where ZIP files of the plugin and its schema are created.
  • The package will overwrite any existing files in the dist and plugin_archive directories.

Credits

This package was developed by Benjamin Kemp and is based on the work of others who have contributed to the open-source community.

License

This package is available under the MIT License.