A helper for lite mnaddon development
⚠️ Folders are not supported in a lite mnaddon projects.
⚠️ Only support Mac and Marginnote for Mac must be installed.
npm i mnaddon-lite -g
# Or Yarn
yarn add mnaddon-lite -g
# Or Pnpm
pnpm add mnaddon-lite -g
You can use mnaddon-lite help or mnaddon-lite help restart to get more information.
Usage: mnaddon-lite command [options]
$ mnaddon-lite create template
$ mnaddon-lite resize ./logo.png -o new
$ mnaddon-lite watch
$ mnaddon-lite restart
$ mnaddon-lite dev
$ mnaddon-lite build
$ mnaddon-lite unpack ./template.mnaddon -o output
Options:
-v, --version output the current version
-h, --help display help for command
Commands:
create <project-name> create a simple mnaddon project
resize [options] <png-path> resize logo to 44x44, which is required by MarginNote
watch watch the file changes and copy changed file to the MarginNote extensition foler
restart [options] restart MarginNote and skip the unsign alert
dev open MarginNote and Console, and then watch file changes
build [output-name] build a mnaddon file
unpack [options] <mnaddon-path> unpack a mnaddon file
help [command] display help for command
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