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Nodeclipse CLI

Node.js Development with Eclipse or Enide Studio

Install with npm install -g nodeclipse

Usage: just run nodeclipse -p to add needed .project file to current directory

In Eclipse File -> Import -> General / Existing Projects into Workspace

Check http://www.nodeclipse.org/ on how to get Nodeclipse or Enide Studio

Commands

Usage: nodeclipse [arguments]

Arguments:
  -c, --create <name>      create project folder <name> [using template] and prepare it
  -u, --use <template>     use/copy specified template when creating project
  -p, --prepare            prepare Nodeclipse [Node.js] project for import, i.e. add needed `.project`
  							and other `.*` files ('.gitignore', '.jshintrc', '.settings/') if there is no `.project` yet
  -g, --eclipse_project_general   prepare General Eclipse project for import, i.e. add only needed `.project` file
  -n, --name [<name>]      project name (default is folder name)
  -h, --help               Check README
  -v, --version            print nodeclipse CLI's version
  -V, --verbose            be verbose

Templates are just folders in this project sources:
  hello-world              The famous hello world HTTP server in 6 lines
  hello-coffee	           The same server written in CoffeeScript
  hello-typescript         The same server written in TypeScript
  hello-html		       Template with HTML file

Examples:

nodeclipse -p

nodeclipse --prepare project1

nodeclipse --create project2

nodeclipse --create project3 --use hello-coffee

nodeclipse -c project4 -u hello-coffee

Eclipse Workspace and Project

Eclipse Workspace is just folder that contains Eclipse Projects. Eclipse Projects is just folder with .project file.

Developing Nodeclipse CLI

#91

Project sources are at https://github.com/Nodeclipse/nodeclipse-1 under https://github.com/Nodeclipse/nodeclipse-1/tree/master/org.nodeclipse.ui/templates

https://npmjs.org/doc/developers.html

before publishing

try with npm install . -g
check that nodeclipse.js line ending is UNIX style (#101)

#4341 common-templates/.gitignore becomes common-templates/.npmignore

Links

The only feature that differentiates a command-line program from a library is the bin field in the package.json file.

http://howtonode.org/how-to-module

Ideas

$ nodeclipse -h
Usage: nodeclipse [directory] [arguments]

  -f, --force              force on non-empty directory (by default existing files are not updated)
  -pg					as general project
  -pn	 				as Nodeclipse Node.js project (default)
  -t, --template <template>     use/copy specified template when creating project (see also `git init`)
  --gitclone <repository>			call git clone [directory]
  --js2njs (renamejs)
  --njs2js

TODO Examples:

git clone repository directory
nodeclipse directory -pg	

nodeclipse directory -pg --gitclone repository 
nodeclipse --gitclone repository directory -pg (bad?)

Dream - I wish I could get current project in GitHub as project in Eclipse with 1 click. options are:

eclipse wizards accessible with icon, where I only need to git repository URL
add link on Wizard Page
options to refine .jshintrc

History

0.8.2 fix #101 (bug on MacOS); -g option 0.8.3 fix general project template

News

Check http://www.nodeclipse.org/