Cheese 24.10.18.1071

Cheese

A util of KitX Project that helps to manage repository, fetch codes and develop plugins.

Installation

Install Cheese by dotnet tool:

dotnet tool install --global Crequency.Cheese

Usage

Cheese support develop KitX Project Components and KitX plugins.

Cheese will detect plugin project type automatically.

• When you develop a KitX Project Components, KitX Project commands will be available.
• When you develop a KitX Plugin, Plugins Development commands will be available.

KitX Project

• init - Init KitX Project repo with submodules from GitHub or other sources.
  • After repo cloned, Cheese will requires you to select which fields you want to develop with.
• build - Build the repository.
• clean - Clean the repository.
• commit - Commit the changes to the current Git repository. This command will use Crequency commit message format.
• fetch - Fetch the subpackages required by the repository recursively.
• publish - Publish the repository to the specified directory. This command will run fetch and build before publishing. Then run publish scripts if exists.
• test - Run tests for the repository.
• doctor - Check and try to fix your development environment.
• i18n - i18n related command.

For build, clean, commit, fetch, publish, test, doctor, i18n commands you can append field name like: [dashboard, mobile, installer, website, ...]

Plugins Development

• create - Create a new plugin.
• attach - Attach to a project file and enter development mode.
• pack - Pack the plugin to a KXP file.

Tool Commands

• unpack - Unpack [.kxp, .kxps, .kxpc, .kxpcs] file to plugin files or plugins files.

Profile

Cheese will use the profile file to manage the plugin.

The profile file is a JSON file in the root directory of the plugin repo.

The KitX plugin profile file is named plugin.json.

Contributors