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lazy-alloy

v0.0.7

Published

Write Alloy apps in coffee-script, jade and coffee-css

Downloads

16

Readme

lazy-alloy

lazy-alloy is a CoffeeScript & Jade preprocessor for Titanium Alloy Framework.

##What does it do?

It makes you write a tiny bit less code. Perhaps also a bit more readable (¿¿¿) code as well.

Compile from sourcefile | To alloy readable output ------------ | ------------- src/controllers/{{name}}.coffee | app/controllers/{{name}}.js src/styles/{{name}}.coffee | app/styles/{{name}}.tss src/views/{{name}}.jade | app/views/{{name}}.xml src/models/{{name}}.coffee | app/models/{{name}}.js src/lib/{{name}}.coffee | app/lib/{{name}}.js

Also, it will compile your widgets from src/widgets stored in the following directories.

From | To ------------ | ------------- src/widgets/{{name}}/controllers/*.coffee | app/widgets/{{name}}/controllers/*.js src/widgets/{{name}}/styles/*.coffee | app/widgets/{{name}}/styles/*.tss src/widgets/{{name}}/views/*.jade | app/widgets/{{name}}/views/*.xml

Inspired by coffee-alloy but eventually grew out of its box. Feel free to improve.

Usage

Dependencies

  • nodejs
  • npm
  • titanium (cli)
  • alloy
  • brain (optional)

Installation

  1. Install Titanium Alloy Framework.
  2. npm install -g lazy-alloy

Note regarding the *.coffee –> *.tss conversion

The files need to be valid coffee-script objects; thus the first line of these files needs to be a variable assignment like the following

tss =
  ".container":
    backgroundColor: "red"

  "Label":
	width: Ti.UI.SIZE
	height: Ti.UI.SIZE
	color: "#fff"

  

Its output will look like this:

".container": {
  backgroundColor: "red"
},
"Label": {
  width: Ti.UI.SIZE,
  height: Ti.UI.SIZE,
  color: "#fff"
}

Perhaps something like stylus would be a better fit for this kind of job. Feel free to help us improve this section!

###Options Usage: lazyalloy [COMMAND] [OPTIONS]

Commands:

  compile                Just compile.
  watch                  Watch file changes & compile.
  build <platform>       Run titanium on `platform`
  new                    Setup the lazy-alloy directory structure.
  generate <type> <name> Generate a new (lazy-)alloy type such as a controller.

Options:

  -h, --help                 output usage information
  -V, --version              output the version number
  -p, --platform [platform]  (watch) When done, run titanium on `platform`
  -d, --directory [dirname]  Set source directory (default `src/`)
 	

AFRICA!