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@brandingbrand/code-plugin-packager-install
Advanced tools
A plugin designed to handle package installation for React Native projects. It ensures that dependencies for both **iOS** and **Android** platforms are installed, with an emphasis on always using `bundle exec` for Ruby dependencies. The plugin simplifies
A plugin designed to handle package installation for React Native projects. It ensures that dependencies for both iOS and Android platforms are installed, with an emphasis on always using bundle exec
for Ruby dependencies. The plugin simplifies the installation process by handling Ruby gems and CocoaPods installations.
bundle exec
: The plugin always uses bundle exec
to install Ruby dependencies and run CocoaPods commands for iOS and Android projects.To install this plugin into your React Native project, use Yarn (or npm/pnpm):
yarn add -D @brandingbrand/code-plugin-packager-install
Ensure that you have the necessary environment setup to use this plugin with @brandingbrand/code-cli
.
flagship-code.config.ts
Integrate the @brandingbrand/code-plugin-packager-install
plugin into your flagship-code.config.ts
to run it automatically as part of your build or CLI setup.
Example configuration in flagship-code.config.ts
:
import { defineConfig } from '@brandingbrand/code-cli-kit';
export default defineConfig({
plugins: [
'@brandingbrand/code-plugin-packager-install',
],
});
After adding the plugin to your project, you can invoke it as part of your build or through the CLI. The plugin will ensure that iOS and Android dependencies are installed, including Ruby gems and CocoaPods.
The plugin will automatically:
pod install
for iOS projects to install CocoaPods dependencies.To execute the plugin, you can run it manually via your build pipeline or through @brandingbrand/code-cli
commands (as configured in flagship-code.config.ts
):
yarn flagship-cli install-packages
The plugin logs detailed errors and will throw exceptions if it encounters any issues during the installation of Ruby gems or CocoaPods. For instance:
Error: failed to run "bundle exec install" for Android: <error_message>
Error: failed to run "bundle exec pod install" for iOS: <error_message>
Android:
bundle exec install
inside the android
directory to install necessary Ruby gems.iOS:
bundle exec install
inside the ios
directory to install Ruby gems.bundle exec pod install
inside the ios
directory to install CocoaPods dependencies.To run the tests for this plugin:
yarn install
yarn test
To ensure your code is properly linted:
yarn lint
FAQs
A plugin designed to handle package installation for React Native projects. It ensures that dependencies for both **iOS** and **Android** platforms are installed, with an emphasis on always using `bundle exec` for Ruby dependencies. The plugin simplifies
The npm package @brandingbrand/code-plugin-packager-install receives a total of 295 weekly downloads. As such, @brandingbrand/code-plugin-packager-install popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @brandingbrand/code-plugin-packager-install demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 21 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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