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sc-build

v1.0.3

Published

Basically it just wrap the `buildShortcut` method of `shortcut-js`, to suit different package, you can jot down your `entry` folder and `target` folder in corresponding `package.json` of shortcut package.

Downloads

2

Readme

sc-build

Basically it just wrap the buildShortcut method of shortcut-js, to suit different package, you can jot down your entry folder and target folder in corresponding package.json of shortcut package.

Install

$ yarn add sc-build -D

Usage

In your package.json:

{
    "...":"",
    "entry": "src/index.js",
    "target": "dist/",
    "scripts":{
        "build": "sc-build"
    },
}

Run build script

$ yarn build 

Build from JSON

Some shortcut might be reversed to a raw json file by sc-reverse, and could not be implemented by shortcut-js currently.

But you can also build back to .shortcut using sc-build --fromJSON, so that other contributor / developer could build their own latest shortcut instead download from iCloud.

{
    "...":"",
    "entry": "src/index.json",
    "target": "dist/",
    "scripts":{
        "build": "sc-build --fromJSON"
    }
}

Note

If you do note the entry / target metas in package.json, it will using the default value (src/index.js / dist/).


LICENSE MIT © 2020 realdennis