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An experiment to run the right sencha cmd version based on the current ./.sencha/{app|workspace|package}/sencha.cfg
file
This is just a wrapper for sencha
so you can use it transparently, just change sencha
by cmd-plus
and boom!
Just install cmd-plus as a global module:
$ sudo npm install -g cmd-plus
You need to have the same cmd version installed (in this version in the default installation folder).
You can check your installed versions with:
$ cmd-plus list
4.0.0.161
4.0.3.74
4.0.4.84
5.0.0.114
5.0.0.160
5.0.1.231
5.0.2.274
5.0.3.324
This will generate a new app using cmd version 4.0.4.84
$ cmd-plus use 4.0.4.84 -sdk ../touch-2.4.0 generate app MyApp MyApp
Returns the current cmd-plus version
$ cmd-plus version
cmd-plus v1.0.0
Running any other sencha cmd command is transparent:
$ cmd-plus which
This will execute the current installed sencha which
command. But, if you are under a sencha touch / extjs root app folder it will read the ./.sencha/app/sencha.cfg file and use the cmd version from it. If it is not installed it will default to the latest version.
FAQs
Sencha Cmd Switcher.
We found that cmd-plus demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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