@blockly/create-package
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A tool for creating a Blockly plugin based on a template.
A tool for creating a Blockly plugin or application based on a pre-existing template.
A plugin is a library designed to add functionality to Blockly. It is reusable and can be added to an application that uses Blockly. For more information about creating plugins in Blockly, see the developer documentation.
This script can be used to create a new Blockly plugin based on a template.
npx @blockly/create-package plugin my-plugin --type plugin
cd my-plugin
npm start
--type field: A field template.
--type block: A block template.
--type theme: A theme template.
--type plugin: A generic plugin template. (Default)
Run npx @blockly/create-package plugin --help to see the available options.
npx @blockly/create-package plugin my-plugin --type plugin --typescript
An application that uses Blockly is a standalone program, unlike a plugin. If you're just getting started with Blockly, you can create a new application based on our sample using this script. The app that will be generated contains basic infrastructure for running, building, testing, etc. that you can use even if you don't understand how to configure the related tool yet. When your needs outgrow the functionality provided by it, you can replace the provided configuration or tool with your own.
npx @blockly/create-package app hello-world
cd hello-world
npm start
See the generated README.md file after creation for more information.
Run npx @blockly/create-package app --help to see the available options.
Apache 2.0
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A tool for creating a Blockly plugin based on a template.
We found that @blockly/create-package demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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