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(breaking changes may be introduced before 1.0.0 release)
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We have the capability to make the world's first bionic framework. Alloy+ will be that framework. Code Better... Stronger... Faster...
Alloy+ is an entire framework built around Appcelerator Mobile and their Alloy product. The idea for this framework was built upon the concepts of MobileHero Adamantium and a desire to customize and extend Appcelerator Alloy for developers. How much faster or stronger all depends on YOU, the developer.
There will be an assortment of alloy+ plugins (available as npm modules) that you can install
in your project to help you take your existing development tools furthur
than possible today. You can choose which modules are executed in your config.json file
(which is part of your Alloy project). You can also easily create your own plugins by simply
creating a npm module that follows a simple convention.
Adamantium is a custom build of Appcelerator Alloy. This was our first (well, maybe not the first...) attempt to add features and capabilities to Alloy that were not necessarily on Appcelerator's Roadmap for the product. Keeping Adamantium up-to-date was, however, was becoming more difficult with merges and was not a sustainable model.
Alloy+ is a framework for modifying your app and code during the Alloy build process. Both accomplish getting new features and capabilities into your app. When using alloy+, builds may take slightly longer and we are also limited to working within the available build hooks made available by Appcelerator.
Alloy+ has many features that couldn't be implemented easily using Adamantium!
All modules should be installed in the root directory of your Appcelerator mobile project (the directory containing
tiapp.xml).
npm install --save @aplus/core
npm install --save @aplus/bundle
To use plugins in your app, add entries for your plugins to your app's config.json file:
{
"tasks": [
"@aplus/npm",
"@aplus/underscore",
"@aplus/babel",
"@aplus/node",
{
"module": "some-other-aplus-plugin",
"dirname": "${event.dir.lib}",
"args": ["these", "are", "my", "args"]
}
],
}
You can use templated parameters in your variables (if supported by your plugin). The following parameters are passed to every plugin and can be used in templating:
| property | description |
|---|---|
event | The event object provides a set of objects and values which may be useful for building tasks. The object comes from the alloy.jmk build task. NOTE: There is an additional property not found in the original event object -- event.dir.resourcesPlatform. This property is the platorm specific directory under the Alloy project's Resource directory (i.e. /Resources/iphone). |
config | The config object is the result of the config.json file after it has been processed by Alloy (to handle themes/platforms/etc). |
logger | The logger object provides a reference to the logger. See the Appcelerator alloy.jmk wiki page for a list of methods and properties. |
code | The code object is the source code of an module before it is parsed by uglifyjs in Alloy. This is only available in the alloy+ exclusive event: preparse. |
Coming Soon! :mega:
npm: Execute npm during the Alloy build processbabel: Run babel transformations on your code during the build processes6: Use ES6/ES2015 code in your apps via babel transformations!node: Make require statements in your app support nodejs packages installed via npmunderscore: Fix some issues with the usage of underscore in Alloy and allow upgrading to lodashPlease submit an issue on GitHub and provide information about your setup.
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license. This means you have full access to the source code and can modify it to fit your own needs. See the license.md file.
Superhero Studios Incorporated and this project are in no way affiliated with any of the following companies:
Alloy is developed by Appcelerator and the community and is Copyright (c) 2012 by Appcelerator, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Alloy is made available under the Apache Public License, version 2. See their LICENSE file for more information.
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⭐ Axway Amplify module building Alloy projects on Appcelerator Titanium SDK Framework
The npm package @aplus/core receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, @aplus/core popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @aplus/core demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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