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GeertjanWielenga / YoNetBeans

NetBeans tools for Yeoman.
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yo angular:app is blocking the whole IDE. #2

Closed Chris2011 closed 3 years ago

Chris2011 commented 9 years ago

I tried the generator-angular with yo angular:app and I think, atm you will add YES as the default behaviour for choices right? If it is so, there is a problem with this as you can see it in my screenshot. It's waiting for the next choice. yeomanisblocking

Regards

Chris

GeertjanWielenga commented 9 years ago

Yes, these are problems with the plugin, which is why I put it on hold for the moment. If you can figure these things out, would be great. Gj 

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I tried the generator-angular with yo angular:app and I think, atm you will add YES as the default behaviour for choices right? If it is so, there is a problem with this as you can see it in my screenshot. It's waiting for the next choice. RegardsChris— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.

Chris2011 commented 8 years ago

I had a look at WebStorm 11. They added yeoman to the IDE and I think they will read out the options, show radio buttons/checkboxes and so on to add your choice. Here you can see a little screencapture. yeomanwebstorm

Chris2011 commented 8 years ago

This is what I found from my research how WebStorm did this. Hope it helps a bit more. Atm I don't know how to implement it by my own. Maybe you can start with a sample and I can contribute.

Chris2011 commented 8 years ago

As someone in this ticket figured out: https://netbeans.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=244441 that there is already such API to implement Yeoman into editors/IDE's: http://yeoman.io/authoring/integrating-yeoman.html

This will bring us forward. Maybe if I have time, I will have a look.

Chris2011 commented 8 years ago

I started to implement logic to read your installed global generators: https://github.com/Chris2011/NbYeoman and it looks similar to the implementation of WebStorm. Only FYI. The big feature is missing to implement the logic to interact with the cmdline like in webstorm.

GeertjanWielenga commented 8 years ago

Nice. Blog about it, share the knowledge, doesn't have to be perfect.

GeertjanWielenga commented 8 years ago

The Yeoman API is only in JavaScript, i.e., this is the link you provided. That's not a Java API for implementing Yeoman kinto IDEs -- it is a JavaScript API: http://yeoman.io/authoring/integrating-yeoman.html Is WebStorm using that same API?

GeertjanWielenga commented 8 years ago

Yes, your logic to read installed global generators is the same as mine, not sure why a separate GitHub project is needed for that.

Chris2011 commented 8 years ago

Yes the API is a javascript API, but I think java can call this things too? I asked intelliJ whether they used the same API for the implementation but didn't get an answer yet. I think you need a wrapper in java for this api.

My intentions for the repo was only for the styling. First I wanted to implemented the API stuff by my own but I started with the styling, it isn't so overloaded and it looks much more clearer. After this I canceled early the work. So again it was only to create a cleaner UI for the global generators as I saw it in WebStorm, thats all.

Chris2011 commented 8 years ago

For me it was only a uX decision. You don't need to see all commands/generators from the beginning. You should only see the installed generators. If you want to install a new one, you have a button with a label: "Install generator" which opens a new window or whatever, where you can search for a generator and install it. So at the beginning you don't need to see 2 lists of everything.

GeertjanWielenga commented 8 years ago

That Java wrapper would be Nashorn. One would use Nashorn to call those JavaScript APIs. But I very much doubt WebStorm does that and I'm not going to do it like that either. About the UX design, yes, I;'m moving the ability to install new generators to the Options window, I agree you don't need those right at the beginning of the wizard.

Chris2011 commented 8 years ago

Ok I will do more research and will talk to the WebStorm guys If I get one. Maybe they can tell me what they did.

anstarovoyt commented 8 years ago

Hi. I am a developer of the WebStorm-Yeoman integration. The API http://yeoman.io/authoring/integrating-yeoman.html is used: we start a separate yeoman-wrapper node.js process and communicate with the process using simple stdin/stdout.

Chris2011 commented 8 years ago

@anstarovoyt thx for the info, will help a lot :)

Chris2011 commented 8 years ago

Hey @anstarovoyt can you give more info for this, if possible? Do you created a java command line wrapper for this or a swing component?

Chris2011 commented 7 years ago

Maybe it will be easier (for me) to handle this with a DukeScript UI, so I can talk to the Java backend which will handle the connection between the input, coming from the UI and the output, coming from yo.

Chris2011 commented 3 years ago

I forked the repo and I'm looking into this anyway. Thx for all the info.