tabris-cli - npm Package Versions

2.0.1

Update generator dependency to fix a critical bug affecting the tabris init command.

2.0.0

The serve command now checks for a valid package.json file.

The build command now downloads the native platforms automatically and keeps them in a cache. The environment variables TABRIS_ANDROID_PLATFORM, TABRIS_IOS_PLATFORM, and TABRIS_WINDOWS_PLATFORM are not needed anymore. Please unset these variables to enable the download.

To download the platforms, the CLI will now ask for your build key. This key is available on tabrisjs.com. Once entered, the key is stored in ~/.tabris-cli/build.key.

0.6.0

tabris build/run

Support options --device and --emulator

The options --device and --emulator specify whether an app should be built for/ran on a device or an emulator.

Support option --verbose

--verbose will provide more verbose output.

0.5.1

Fix missing update-notifier dependency

The runtime dependency update-notifier was declared falsely as a devDependency.

0.5.0

Support build configuration for code signing with Cordova

The build and run commands now accept a build configuration file used by Cordova (see iOS, Android). It can be given using the --cordova-build-config=... option.

Update notifications

The Tabris CLI will now show a notice when using an outdated version.

0.4.0

Support for request logging

The serve command now supports the parameter --logging or -l to log all requests to the console, e.g.:

$ tabris serve -l
Server started.
Point your Tabris.js client to:
  http://192.168.1.23:8080
GET /package.json
GET /node_modules/foo 404: "Not found"
...

Build mode and platform parameters

The build command supports the parameters --debug and --release. These parameters are passed to the cordova build and determine the build mode.

The platform parameter is now required.

Parameters given after a double dash -- are passed as platform options to the cordova build, for example:

tabris build android -- --keystore=...

Introduced clean command

To speed up the build, the build cache in build/cordova won't be cleared automatically for every build, so pre-compiled artifacts can be reused. Use the clean command to clean the build cache, e.g. when changes to the config.xml have been made.

tabris clean

Introduce run command

The run command builds and installs a Tabris.js app on a connected device or emulator.

0.3.0

Add build task to perform local builds

The CLI now supports local app builds.

The build tools for the target platform must be installed on your system (Android SDK for Android, XCode for iOS, and Visual Studio for Windows. The path to the respective cordova platform (downloaded from tabrisjs.com) is expected in the environment variable TABRIS_ANDROID_PLATFORM, TABRIS_IOS_PLATFORM, or TABRIS_WINDOWS_PLATFORM, respectively.

With these preparations, builds can be started with

tabris build [android|ios|windows]

0.2.0