lihex commented 10 years ago

A command line tool that lets you create, run, publish, debug, etc… your game. It is the swiss-army knife for cocos2d.

This command line tool is in its early stages.

Commands Required

There are at least 2 groups of requirement currently. One is for cocos game project, such as new, compile, run, another is for updating cocos framework, such as version, install, update.

project
- new
- run
- compile
- list // open recent projects
- deploy
- clean
- device
engine
- version
- udpate
help
assets converter // convert the textures, audios into best file format for target platform. We need a resource manager in framework to do this.
cocos project new

cocos project new <project-name> [-l <cpp|lua|js>] [-p <package name>] [-d <directory>] [-t <template>] [-help]

OPTIONS

<project-name>

Must be. The name of your project, wihtout space.

-l <cpp|lua|js>

Must be. Select the programming language for the new game. It can be , or

-p <package-name>

Optional. Set to "com.mycompany.mygame" by default

-d \<directory>

Optional. By default it will create the new project in your current path

-t \<template>

TBD. We will offer more templates like shooter game, super mardio game, isometric game tempaltes

cocos project run

cocos project run <target> [-m <mode>]

This command will call compile and deplot

OPTIONS

<target>

Must be. Targets can be , , , etc.

-m <debug|release>

Optional Mode can be or . By default it's debug mode.

cocos project compile

cocos compile -p <platform> [-s <project_dir][-m <mode>] [-j <number>] [-a <architecture>] [--ap <android_platform>]

Compiles the current project to binrary

-s the project base directory

Optional. if not it specified, use current dir

-p <platfrom>

Must be. Should be [android|ios|linux|mac|win32].

-m <debug|release>

Optional. Mode can be or . By default it's debug mode. In release mode, this command will compile lua or javascript into bytecode. Use debug by default.

-j <number>

Optional. How many threads to do the compilation

-a <architeture>

Architecture can be <arm>, <armeabi>, <arm64>, <x86> or <all>

--ap <android_platform>

The android sdk platform number, valid android-platform are:[10|11|12|13|14|15|16|17|18|19]

cocos project deploy

cocos project deploy -t <target>

Installs the package to a target device.

-t <target>

Targets can be , ,

cocos project clean

cocos clean <all>

Clean the compiled sources and assets on all platforms. By default, it cleans only your game, but reserve the binary output for framework. If you inputs , then it will clean both your game and the cocos2d-x framework

If you have a nice design please do not hesitate to write your idea here.

maomaoispan commented 10 years ago

How to use jscompile? Thank you!

lihex commented 10 years ago

you can use cocos jscompile --help for query the help info and it offers a template cfg file for compile comfiguration, then you will quickly find how to use it.

maomaoispan commented 10 years ago

Thank you very much!

2014-04-19 14:28 GMT+08:00 lihex notifications@github.com:

you can use cocos jscompile --help for query the help info and it offers a temple for compile comfiguration, then you will quickly find how to use it

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/cocos2d/cocos2d-console/issues/27#issuecomment-40862336 .

dongdongcpk commented 10 years ago

It is not work when I input cocos clean, it's said no this command. How can I use it?

ashikahmad commented 10 years ago

I have set-up cocos2d-js which includes cocos2d-x within it. But in this case, all cocos2d-x templates are in a different directory than the default template directory set for js. So even if I have all the templates for cpp, running something like cocos new proj1 -l cpp doesn't work.

I think, it would be great if we can have -p <template_dir> instead of -p <template> as parameter. Then it will not be necessary to have all templates in same directory.

Please, correct me, if I am thinking in a wrong direction. Thanks.