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clti

v0.5.6

Published

(c)ommand(l)ine(t)itanium(i)nterface

Downloads

18

Readme

Overview

CLTI stands for (C)ommand(L)ine(T)itanium(I)ntertace, and was originally a fork of Titanium, but after changing a lot of stuff, it cannot be considered a fork anymore. Now it's just a wrapper for Titanium's SDK python scripts.

Notice

  • My priority is make this work for iOS, so the start focus is on it.
  • I'm on a Mac (running ML), so I guess it won't run in Windows / Linux / maybe OS X < 10.8.

CLTI install

clti requires npm, the node package manager, but I have not published in npm registry. What works for me is just link it...

[sudo] npm link

So in order to install, just clone this repo, go to the directory and run that command. Uninstall is also easy:

[sudo] npm uninstall clti -g

Use

// CONFIG
// First of all you must configure CLTI, telling where is Titanium and which is the default SDK.
clti config --ti=/Library/Application Support/Titanium --sdk=2.1.2.GA

// HELP
clti 

// You MUST be in a Ti project root directory

// RUN
clti run --iphone
clti run --ipad
clti run --android
// forcing rebuild
clti run --iphone -f

// DEPLOY
clti deploy --ios
// universal
clti deploy --ios --universal
// ipad-only app
clti deploy --ios --ipad
// builds with Debug configuration
clti deploy --ios --debug

// PACKAGE
// CLTI prompts asking you to choose an identity and a mobile certificate :)
clti package --ios 
// universal
clti package --ios --universal
// ipad-only
clti package --ios --ipad

// BYPASS (use Titanium SDK Python scripts: titanium.py)
// (e.g. Run the project in the simulator)
clti py run --platform=iphone

License

This project is open source and provided under the Apache Public License (version 2). Please make sure you see the LICENSE file included in this distribution for more details on the license. Also, please take notice of the privacy notice at the end of the file.

(C) Copyright 2012, iamyellow.net Inc. All Rights Reserved.