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twp-editor-plugin-schematics

v1.2.3

Published

CLI tool to automate scaffolding a new TWP editor plugin in the atlassian-frontend repo

Downloads

14

Readme

TWP Editor Plugin Schematics

CLI tool to automate scaffolding a new TWP editor plugin in the atlassian-frontend repo, as well as running codemods to update necessary files.

Angular Schematics is used to achieve this.

License

Apache 2.0, see LICENSE.

Contributing

If you wish to contribute to this project, either create a GitHub issue or follow the usual fork/pull request workflow. Please see below for development instructions.

Usage

Install globally:

yarn global add twp-editor-plugin-schematics

And then run in the root directory of the Atlassian Frontend repo:

~/atlassian-frontend$ editor-plugin

You will be prompted to answer a list of questions about your new plugin and then it will output a list of all the generated and updated files once completed 🚀

Development

Setup

Install schematics CLI tool globally:

yarn global add @angular-devkit/schematics-cli

And then set up the repo:

~$ git checkout [email protected]:timhor/editor-plugin-schematics.git
~/editor-plugin-schematics$ yarn

Running locally

First you will need to set up a file system to mimic being in the root directory of atlassian-frontend:

~/editor-plugin-schematics$ yarn simulate:local

Then you can build the project and run the schematics:

~/editor-plugin-schematics$ yarn twp-editor-plugin

You can also pass through any general schematics options or options specific to our collection using flags:

~/editor-plugin-schematics$ yarn twp-editor-plugin --dry-run=false
~/editor-plugin-schematics$ yarn twp-editor-plugin --name="my awesome plugin"

Running locally in Atlassian Frontend

You can run your local version against the atlassian-frontend repo, if you want to check that the integration works correctly.

First link via yarn to get the editor-plugin binary pointing to your local project:

~/editor-plugin-schematics$ yarn link

Then in the atlassian-frontend repo you can just run:

~/atlassian-frontend$ editor-plugin

And it will point to your local editor-plugin-schematics project.

Remember to build the project (yarn build in editor-plugin-schematics) after you make changes.

Working with TypeScript AST

Testing

Tests are written using Jest, run them using:

yarn test