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Posted to dev@cordova.apache.org by Andrew Grieve <ag...@chromium.org> on 2012/10/01 20:12:01 UTC
Moving Files Around in iOS repo
The result of the email thread "Supporting multiple projects on iOS", is
that we want the bin/create script to copy the CordovaLib directory into
the created project.
This:
1. Fixes the issue of not being able to open multiple cordova projects at
the same time due to Xcode not opening the same sub-project multiple times.
2. Makes it so the project doesn't break if the cordova directory moves.
3. Brings things closer to the cordova-client directory structure
To achieve this, I'd like to change the bin/create script to:
mkdir -p $NEW_PROJECT/platforms/ios/2.1.0
cp -r CordovaLib $NEW_PROJECT/platforms/ios/2.1.0
However, I don't want to copy in everything that is currently in
CordovaLib. I'd like to leave out:
CordovaLibApp/
CordovaLibTests/
CordovaTests.xcodeproj/
Makefile
javascript/
To make this easier, I thought I'd just move these files/dirs out of the
CordovaLib directory within our repo. This would make our
incubator-cordova-ios directory look like:
CordovaLib/
bin/
guide/
hooks/
CordovaLibTests/
CordovaLibTests/CordovaLibApp
CordovaLibTests/CordovaTests.xcodeproj
It looks to me that Makefile and javascript are unused, so we can just
delete these two.
Sound good?
Re: Moving Files Around in iOS repo
Posted by Brian LeRoux <b...@brian.io>.
yup
On Tue, Oct 2, 2012 at 12:18 PM, Piotr Walczyszyn
<pi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It does sound good for me.
> p.
>
> 2012/10/1 Andrew Grieve <ag...@chromium.org>:
>> The result of the email thread "Supporting multiple projects on iOS", is
>> that we want the bin/create script to copy the CordovaLib directory into
>> the created project.
>>
>> This:
>> 1. Fixes the issue of not being able to open multiple cordova projects at
>> the same time due to Xcode not opening the same sub-project multiple times.
>> 2. Makes it so the project doesn't break if the cordova directory moves.
>> 3. Brings things closer to the cordova-client directory structure
>>
>>
>> To achieve this, I'd like to change the bin/create script to:
>> mkdir -p $NEW_PROJECT/platforms/ios/2.1.0
>> cp -r CordovaLib $NEW_PROJECT/platforms/ios/2.1.0
>>
>> However, I don't want to copy in everything that is currently in
>> CordovaLib. I'd like to leave out:
>> CordovaLibApp/
>> CordovaLibTests/
>> CordovaTests.xcodeproj/
>> Makefile
>> javascript/
>>
>>
>> To make this easier, I thought I'd just move these files/dirs out of the
>> CordovaLib directory within our repo. This would make our
>> incubator-cordova-ios directory look like:
>> CordovaLib/
>> bin/
>> guide/
>> hooks/
>> CordovaLibTests/
>> CordovaLibTests/CordovaLibApp
>> CordovaLibTests/CordovaTests.xcodeproj
>>
>>
>> It looks to me that Makefile and javascript are unused, so we can just
>> delete these two.
>>
>> Sound good?
Re: Moving Files Around in iOS repo
Posted by Piotr Walczyszyn <pi...@gmail.com>.
It does sound good for me.
p.
2012/10/1 Andrew Grieve <ag...@chromium.org>:
> The result of the email thread "Supporting multiple projects on iOS", is
> that we want the bin/create script to copy the CordovaLib directory into
> the created project.
>
> This:
> 1. Fixes the issue of not being able to open multiple cordova projects at
> the same time due to Xcode not opening the same sub-project multiple times.
> 2. Makes it so the project doesn't break if the cordova directory moves.
> 3. Brings things closer to the cordova-client directory structure
>
>
> To achieve this, I'd like to change the bin/create script to:
> mkdir -p $NEW_PROJECT/platforms/ios/2.1.0
> cp -r CordovaLib $NEW_PROJECT/platforms/ios/2.1.0
>
> However, I don't want to copy in everything that is currently in
> CordovaLib. I'd like to leave out:
> CordovaLibApp/
> CordovaLibTests/
> CordovaTests.xcodeproj/
> Makefile
> javascript/
>
>
> To make this easier, I thought I'd just move these files/dirs out of the
> CordovaLib directory within our repo. This would make our
> incubator-cordova-ios directory look like:
> CordovaLib/
> bin/
> guide/
> hooks/
> CordovaLibTests/
> CordovaLibTests/CordovaLibApp
> CordovaLibTests/CordovaTests.xcodeproj
>
>
> It looks to me that Makefile and javascript are unused, so we can just
> delete these two.
>
> Sound good?