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zoho-widget-packer

v0.2.1

Published

Build and package Zoho widgets from framework builds (React + Vite supported).

Readme

Zoho Widget Packer

Standalone packer for Zoho widgets built with frameworks like React.

Repository: https://github.com/ahmedsaeed195/zoho-widget-packer

How it works

  1. Runs your build command in the app directory (Defaults: npm run build, --app-dir=.; change via --build-cmd and --app-dir).
  2. Copies the build output into widget_dist/app (Defaults: --build-dir=dist, --out-dir=widget_dist; change via --build-dir and --out-dir).
  3. Ensures a valid plugin-manifest.json exists for the target service (Defaults: --manifest-path=.; change via --manifest-path).
  4. Injects the correct Zoho SDK script into the entry HTML file (Defaults: --entry=index.html, SDK auto-selected by --target; change via --entry and --sdk-url).
  5. Creates a zip archive at widget_dist.zip (Defaults: --zip-path=widget_dist.zip; change via --zip-path).

The SDK injection step adds a <script src="..."></script> tag to your entry HTML if it is not already present. The default SDK URL is selected based on --target, or you can override it with --sdk-url.

Install

npm install -g zoho-widget-packer

Usage

zoho-widget-packer --target=creator
zoho-widget-packer --target=crm

Flags / env vars

  • --target (required) or WIDGET_TARGET
  • --root-dir or WIDGET_ROOT_DIR (default: current working dir)
  • --app-dir or WIDGET_APP_DIR (default: .)
  • --build-dir or WIDGET_BUILD_DIR (default: dist under --app-dir)
  • --out-dir or WIDGET_OUT_DIR (default: widget_dist)
  • --zip-path or WIDGET_ZIP_PATH (default: widget_dist.zip)
  • --manifest-path or WIDGET_MANIFEST_PATH (default: .; writes plugin-manifest.json)
  • --entry or WIDGET_ENTRY (default: index.html)
  • --sdk-url or WIDGET_SDK_URL (override default SDK URL)
  • --build-cmd or WIDGET_BUILD_CMD (default: npm run build)

Notes

  • Creator uses the v2 SDK by default.
  • CRM uses the Embedded JS SDK (v1.5) by default.
  • Currently supported Zoho services: Creator and CRM.
  • Currently supported: React + Vite only.