Re: [DISCUSS] Add Ripple support to cordova-cli
Agreed, I am summarizing my thoughts on the other thread, but as Gord originally insinuated, these commands should lie in cordova-cli, not in the underlying platform scripts. On 3/20/13 10:32 AM, Michael Brooks mich...@michaelbrooks.ca wrote: We have a discussion going on the Cordova list running about this right now. The idea will be that `cordova run` will launch the app in Ripple. (And we're going to kill off the `cordova serve` cmd.) We'll keep `cordova emulate [platform]` around but I doubt ppl will use it much once `run` is there. I'd like to avoid the sprawl of commands and keep it more organized and intuitive. Ripple is an emulator and belongs under the emulate command. The command signature should be: $ cordova emulate [options] platform $ cordova emulate platform Launches the platform's SDK emulator $ cordova emulate platform --ripple [--port p] Launches the platform in the Ripple emulator Michael On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 3:30 AM, Brian LeRoux b...@brian.io wrote: We have a discussion going on the Cordova list running about this right now. The idea will be that `cordova run` will launch the app in Ripple. (And we're going to kill off the `cordova serve` cmd.) We'll keep `cordova emulate [platform]` around but I doubt ppl will use it much once `run` is there. Good times! =) On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 1:12 AM, Alessandro Aprile aprile.alessan...@gmail.com wrote: +1 ripple is so simple and useful... 2013/3/20 Tommy-Carlos Williams to...@devgeeks.org +1 Ripple is all I use `cordova serve` for anyway :) On 20/03/2013, at 10:14 AM, Filip Maj f...@adobe.com wrote: I would like to see Ripple support completely replace the cordova server command - they both do the same thing but Ripple is better tailored at doing the server+emulation job. On 3/9/13 12:08 PM, Brian LeRoux b...@brian.io wrote: Yes, this is awesome, think a Ripple command is good while we suss it out: `cordova emulate ripple` or even just `cordova ripple`. Eventually I'd think we'd want `cordova emulate` to just default to Ripple once it feels baked enough. On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 11:12 AM, Gord Tanner gtan...@gmail.com wrote: Hello everyone, I made a quick prototype to add support for using ripple from the cordova-cli [1]. Currently I just added a new command called ripple that calls the cordova emulate command and then starts the ripple server to point to it. It will then launch the default browser (cross platform) which will launch your App in ripple. This does not require the plugin to be installed as Ripple is functioning as a proxy / web app. I have a question on how to handle this command: - Should this be a flag on the cordova emulate command? The Command could ether be: cordova serve platform [port] --ripple or cordova ripple platform [port] There are also a couple of todos: - Ripple needs to be published to npm and we should install it via that, currently I am just cloning via git. This will happen soon and is just a temp hack. - Ripple is currently starting its own server, we should allow the cordova emulate middleware to be usable by ripple - Ripple should allow us to pick the device we want to launch on. If I launch using blackberry I shouldn't have ripple emulate an iPhone. [1] https://github.com/gtanner/cordova-cli/commit/cf499d53b3e6f6631513fd5 110c0861f8f01
Re: [DISCUSS] Add Ripple support to cordova-cli
+1 to Micheal's API. I am going to do the initial integration in with the ripple command (just to keep that commit isolated to some changes to serve and the new ripple command). On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 2:30 PM, Filip Maj f...@adobe.com wrote: Agreed, I am summarizing my thoughts on the other thread, but as Gord originally insinuated, these commands should lie in cordova-cli, not in the underlying platform scripts. On 3/20/13 10:32 AM, Michael Brooks mich...@michaelbrooks.ca wrote: We have a discussion going on the Cordova list running about this right now. The idea will be that `cordova run` will launch the app in Ripple. (And we're going to kill off the `cordova serve` cmd.) We'll keep `cordova emulate [platform]` around but I doubt ppl will use it much once `run` is there. I'd like to avoid the sprawl of commands and keep it more organized and intuitive. Ripple is an emulator and belongs under the emulate command. The command signature should be: $ cordova emulate [options] platform $ cordova emulate platform Launches the platform's SDK emulator $ cordova emulate platform --ripple [--port p] Launches the platform in the Ripple emulator Michael On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 3:30 AM, Brian LeRoux b...@brian.io wrote: We have a discussion going on the Cordova list running about this right now. The idea will be that `cordova run` will launch the app in Ripple. (And we're going to kill off the `cordova serve` cmd.) We'll keep `cordova emulate [platform]` around but I doubt ppl will use it much once `run` is there. Good times! =) On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 1:12 AM, Alessandro Aprile aprile.alessan...@gmail.com wrote: +1 ripple is so simple and useful... 2013/3/20 Tommy-Carlos Williams to...@devgeeks.org +1 Ripple is all I use `cordova serve` for anyway :) On 20/03/2013, at 10:14 AM, Filip Maj f...@adobe.com wrote: I would like to see Ripple support completely replace the cordova server command - they both do the same thing but Ripple is better tailored at doing the server+emulation job. On 3/9/13 12:08 PM, Brian LeRoux b...@brian.io wrote: Yes, this is awesome, think a Ripple command is good while we suss it out: `cordova emulate ripple` or even just `cordova ripple`. Eventually I'd think we'd want `cordova emulate` to just default to Ripple once it feels baked enough. On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 11:12 AM, Gord Tanner gtan...@gmail.com wrote: Hello everyone, I made a quick prototype to add support for using ripple from the cordova-cli [1]. Currently I just added a new command called ripple that calls the cordova emulate command and then starts the ripple server to point to it. It will then launch the default browser (cross platform) which will launch your App in ripple. This does not require the plugin to be installed as Ripple is functioning as a proxy / web app. I have a question on how to handle this command: - Should this be a flag on the cordova emulate command? The Command could ether be: cordova serve platform [port] --ripple or cordova ripple platform [port] There are also a couple of todos: - Ripple needs to be published to npm and we should install it via that, currently I am just cloning via git. This will happen soon and is just a temp hack. - Ripple is currently starting its own server, we should allow the cordova emulate middleware to be usable by ripple - Ripple should allow us to pick the device we want to launch on. If I launch using blackberry I shouldn't have ripple emulate an iPhone. [1] https://github.com/gtanner/cordova-cli/commit/cf499d53b3e6f6631513fd5 110c0861f8f01
Re: [DISCUSS] Add Ripple support to cordova-cli
I would like to see Ripple support completely replace the cordova server command - they both do the same thing but Ripple is better tailored at doing the server+emulation job. On 3/9/13 12:08 PM, Brian LeRoux b...@brian.io wrote: Yes, this is awesome, think a Ripple command is good while we suss it out: `cordova emulate ripple` or even just `cordova ripple`. Eventually I'd think we'd want `cordova emulate` to just default to Ripple once it feels baked enough. On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 11:12 AM, Gord Tanner gtan...@gmail.com wrote: Hello everyone, I made a quick prototype to add support for using ripple from the cordova-cli [1]. Currently I just added a new command called ripple that calls the cordova emulate command and then starts the ripple server to point to it. It will then launch the default browser (cross platform) which will launch your App in ripple. This does not require the plugin to be installed as Ripple is functioning as a proxy / web app. I have a question on how to handle this command: - Should this be a flag on the cordova emulate command? The Command could ether be: cordova serve platform [port] --ripple or cordova ripple platform [port] There are also a couple of todos: - Ripple needs to be published to npm and we should install it via that, currently I am just cloning via git. This will happen soon and is just a temp hack. - Ripple is currently starting its own server, we should allow the cordova emulate middleware to be usable by ripple - Ripple should allow us to pick the device we want to launch on. If I launch using blackberry I shouldn't have ripple emulate an iPhone. [1] https://github.com/gtanner/cordova-cli/commit/cf499d53b3e6f6631513fd5 110c0861f8f01
Re: [DISCUSS] Add Ripple support to cordova-cli
+1 Ripple is all I use `cordova serve` for anyway :) On 20/03/2013, at 10:14 AM, Filip Maj f...@adobe.com wrote: I would like to see Ripple support completely replace the cordova server command - they both do the same thing but Ripple is better tailored at doing the server+emulation job. On 3/9/13 12:08 PM, Brian LeRoux b...@brian.io wrote: Yes, this is awesome, think a Ripple command is good while we suss it out: `cordova emulate ripple` or even just `cordova ripple`. Eventually I'd think we'd want `cordova emulate` to just default to Ripple once it feels baked enough. On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 11:12 AM, Gord Tanner gtan...@gmail.com wrote: Hello everyone, I made a quick prototype to add support for using ripple from the cordova-cli [1]. Currently I just added a new command called ripple that calls the cordova emulate command and then starts the ripple server to point to it. It will then launch the default browser (cross platform) which will launch your App in ripple. This does not require the plugin to be installed as Ripple is functioning as a proxy / web app. I have a question on how to handle this command: - Should this be a flag on the cordova emulate command? The Command could ether be: cordova serve platform [port] --ripple or cordova ripple platform [port] There are also a couple of todos: - Ripple needs to be published to npm and we should install it via that, currently I am just cloning via git. This will happen soon and is just a temp hack. - Ripple is currently starting its own server, we should allow the cordova emulate middleware to be usable by ripple - Ripple should allow us to pick the device we want to launch on. If I launch using blackberry I shouldn't have ripple emulate an iPhone. [1] https://github.com/gtanner/cordova-cli/commit/cf499d53b3e6f6631513fd5 110c0861f8f01
Re: [DISCUSS] Add Ripple support to cordova-cli
Yes, this is awesome, think a Ripple command is good while we suss it out: `cordova emulate ripple` or even just `cordova ripple`. Eventually I'd think we'd want `cordova emulate` to just default to Ripple once it feels baked enough. On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 11:12 AM, Gord Tanner gtan...@gmail.com wrote: Hello everyone, I made a quick prototype to add support for using ripple from the cordova-cli [1]. Currently I just added a new command called ripple that calls the cordova emulate command and then starts the ripple server to point to it. It will then launch the default browser (cross platform) which will launch your App in ripple. This does not require the plugin to be installed as Ripple is functioning as a proxy / web app. I have a question on how to handle this command: - Should this be a flag on the cordova emulate command? The Command could ether be: cordova serve platform [port] --ripple or cordova ripple platform [port] There are also a couple of todos: - Ripple needs to be published to npm and we should install it via that, currently I am just cloning via git. This will happen soon and is just a temp hack. - Ripple is currently starting its own server, we should allow the cordova emulate middleware to be usable by ripple - Ripple should allow us to pick the device we want to launch on. If I launch using blackberry I shouldn't have ripple emulate an iPhone. [1] https://github.com/gtanner/cordova-cli/commit/cf499d53b3e6f6631513fd5110c0861f8f01
[DISCUSS] Add Ripple support to cordova-cli
Hello everyone, I made a quick prototype to add support for using ripple from the cordova-cli [1]. Currently I just added a new command called ripple that calls the cordova emulate command and then starts the ripple server to point to it. It will then launch the default browser (cross platform) which will launch your App in ripple. This does not require the plugin to be installed as Ripple is functioning as a proxy / web app. I have a question on how to handle this command: - Should this be a flag on the cordova emulate command? The Command could ether be: cordova serve platform [port] --ripple or cordova ripple platform [port] There are also a couple of todos: - Ripple needs to be published to npm and we should install it via that, currently I am just cloning via git. This will happen soon and is just a temp hack. - Ripple is currently starting its own server, we should allow the cordova emulate middleware to be usable by ripple - Ripple should allow us to pick the device we want to launch on. If I launch using blackberry I shouldn't have ripple emulate an iPhone. [1] https://github.com/gtanner/cordova-cli/commit/cf499d53b3e6f6631513fd5110c0861f8f01
