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lineman install #218

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jasonkarns opened this issue Feb 23, 2014 · 2 comments
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lineman install #218

jasonkarns opened this issue Feb 23, 2014 · 2 comments

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@jasonkarns
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Idea: lineman install which would accept plugin names to install.

$ lineman install angular

which would be equivalent to:

$ npm install --save-dev lineman-angular

This would become even more powerful when coupled with #217. After running npm install ... it would automatically execute npm run-script <plugin> configure.

Thus, the workflow for a brand new lineman project could be:

lineman new myAngularApp && cd myAngularApp
lineman install angular

Which would create the lineman project, install the lineman-angular plugin (and save to package.json), and run the lineman-angular configure script which creates the conventional angular project directory/file structure.

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searls commented Feb 23, 2014

Yup. Sounds good. It'll end up being a trivial wrapper around npm install but I'd support the effort if it also included plugin discovery to help people see what plugins were available.

On Sun, Feb 23, 2014 at 2:20 PM, Jason Karns [email protected]
wrote:

Idea: lineman install which would accept plugin names to install.

$ lineman install angular

which would be equivalent to:

$ npm install --save-dev lineman-angular

This would become even more powerful when coupled with #217. After running npm install ... it would automatically execute npm run-script <plugin> configure.
Thus, the workflow for a brand new lineman project could be:

lineman new myAngularApp && cd myAngularApp
lineman install angular

Which would create the lineman project, install the lineman-angular plugin (and save to package.json), and run the lineman-angular configure script which creates the conventional angular project directory/file structure.

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I like it, like phonegap, adding pieces when needed :)

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