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@tririga/tri-bundler

v1.1.0

Published

A tool for bundling Polymer 3 TRIRIGA UX views.

Downloads

19

Readme

tri-bundler

A tool for bundling a Polymer 3 TRIRIGA UX view into a single output component file.

Installation

$ npm install @tririga/tri-bundler -g

Synopsis

$ tri-bundler 

Options

  • -u, --user user The user name of your TRIRIGA user. Required.
  • -p, --password password The password for your TRIRIGA user. Required.
  • --url url The URL of the TRIRIGA server. It must include the context path. Required.
  • --basicuser user The user name for basic authentication.
  • --basicpassword password The user password for basic authentication.
  • -v, --view view_name The name of the view to be bundled. Required.
  • --component file The root component filename of the view you want to bundle. Required.
  • --output file The output component filename that will be generated after bundling. Required.
  • --compile-es5 Compile the bundled file to Javascript ES5. Optional.
  • --version Print tri-bundler version.
  • -q, --quiet Do not print any non-error message to the console.
  • -h, --help Print this help information.

Usage

  1. Bundle the Polymer 3 my-ux-view

    $ tri-bundler -u myUserName -p myPassword --url http://someHostName:9080/someContext -v my-ux-view --component my-ux-view-dev.js --output my-ux-view.js

  2. Bundle the Polymer 3 my-ux-view with a relative directory path

    $ tri-bundler -u myUserName -p myPassword --url http://someHostName:9080/someContext -v my-ux-view --component my-ux-view-dev.js --output output/my-ux-view.js