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carlos-new-cerebr-search-app

v0.1.0

Published

> It is boilerplate to create plugins for [Cerebro app](http://www.cerebroapp.com)

Downloads

5

Readme

Cerebro Plugin

It is boilerplate to create plugins for Cerebro app

Usage

  • Clone this repo to your machine;
  • Edit package.jsonname, description, author and repository fields;
  • Run npm install – you are ready to build your plugin!

Debugging your plugin

  • Open Cerebro app;
  • Enter settings and open preview for Cerebro Settings;
  • Turn on developer mode;
  • Now you have development submenu in tray menu. Choose reload and DevTools (main) to open developer tools.

Put your plugin directory to ~/Library/Application\ Support/Cerebro/plugins/. Easiest way to do it is to use symbolic links with built-in command:

npm run debug

On windows use cygwin or git bash instead of cmd.exe and ./scripts/debug command instead of npm run debug. If you choose to use cmd.exe, use npm run debug:windows

Or if you running Cerebro from source code:

npm run debug -- dev

Or in cmd.exe

npm run debug:windows dev

Documentation

Use Cerebro documentation for plugins.

Related

  • Cerebro – main repo for Cerebro app;
  • cerebro tools – package with tools to simplify package creation;

License

MIT © Alexandr Subbotin