ClickGo Compiler

Compile ClickGo applications, themes, controls, boot files, and native packages.

Languages

简体中文 | 繁體中文 | 日本語 | 한국어

Installation

You can install it directly through the npm command.

$ npm i clickgo-compiler -g

Usage

After installation, use the command clickgo directly in the current directory. For example:

$ clickgo --app app

Compile Application

Use the --app or -a parameter to compile a directory into a cga ClickGo application file. For example:

$ clickgo --app folder

You can specify an icon file for the application using the --icon or -i parameter. For example:

$ clickgo --app folder --icon icon.png

The cga file will be generated in the parent folder of the corresponding folder. In the above example, it will be generated in the parent folder of "folder".

You can specify the save path for the compiled file using the --save or -s parameter (do not include an extension or a path ending with /). For example:

$ clickgo --app folder --save app
$ clickgo --app folder --save build/

Compile Theme

Use the --theme or -t parameter to compile a directory into a cgt ClickGo theme file. For example:

$ clickgo --theme light

The cgt file will be generated in the parent folder of the corresponding folder. In the above example, it will be generated in the parent folder of "light".

You can specify the save path for the compiled file using the --save or -s parameter (do not include an extension or a path ending with /). For example:

$ clickgo --theme light --save theme
$ clickgo --theme light --save build/

Compile Control

Use the --control or -c parameter to compile a directory into a cgc ClickGo control file. For example:

$ clickgo -c control/button

The cgc file will be generated in the parent folder of the corresponding folder. In the above example, it will be generated in the "control" folder.

You can specify the save path for the compiled file using the --save or -s parameter (do not include an extension or a path ending with /). For example:

$ clickgo --save common --theme button checkbox
$ clickgo --save build/ --theme button

Compile Boot File

Use the --boot or -b parameter to compile an entry js file (without extension). The compiled js entry file should be loaded on the web page. For example:

$ clickgo -b index -g https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/index.js

Compile Native Package

Use the --native or -n parameter to compile the current directory into a native package. For example:

$ clickgo --native

If you are in mainland China, use the --mirror or -m parameter to package using a mirror. For example:

$ clickgo --native --mirror cn

Run Native Package

Use the --run or -r parameter to execute the native package without compiling. For example:

$ clickgo --run ./dist/index

License

This library is published under Apache-2.0 license.