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BowlerHatLLC / asconfigc

Command line utility that builds ActionScript projects configured with an asconfig.json file.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/asconfigc
Apache License 2.0
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Attempt to add support for Apache Royale with fallback to FlexJS #15

Closed Harbs closed 7 years ago

Harbs commented 7 years ago

I hope this is useful for supporting Royale. I tried to keep this backwards compatible.

Right now it looks like it's using MXMLJSC instead of MXMLC, but I'm not sure why.

Harbs commented 7 years ago

Travis is failing because it's using the FlexJS SDK. I'm not sure how to install a Royale SDK on Travis before we make the first Royale release.

joshtynjala commented 7 years ago

Thanks, @Harbs. I'll try to take a look sometime this week!

Harbs commented 7 years ago

FWIW, for complete support, npm will need to be setup for Royale. I'm not 100% positive that I used the correct name for that.

FYI I also started looking at the VS Code extension, but I was able to get basic support in VS Code be just using the updated version of asconfigc.

joshtynjala commented 7 years ago

When I build royale-asjs from the develop branch, I can't find royale-sdk-description.xml or frameworks/royale-config.xml. The root element in the config.xml files is still <flex-config> instead of <royale-config> too. Are they on a different branch that hasn't been merged into develop yet?

Harbs commented 7 years ago

Yes. feature/rename

joshtynjala commented 7 years ago

Thanks for the branch name! I could use that branch to build a distribution and test it with asconfigc.

I made it so asconfigc can now handle both Royale and FlexJS, and I fixed up some things related to building with other SDKs (like the Feathers SDK and Adobe's AIR SDK & Compiler). All tests are passing with both Royale and FlexJS. On the CI server, tests pass with FlexJS. I've merged these changes into the master branch, and they'll be included in the next update after I finish up the AIR packaging stuff.