Thoughts on a ruby2js CLI #81
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I'm curious as to what features you feel belong in a CLI? I will note that one can run I have no current opinion on a |
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👍 I thought it already came with a cli when I pulled it down and then I was like aww. |
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Perfect!
Thanks so much!
… On 3 Oct 2021, at 01:08, Sam Ruby ***@***.***> wrote:
Next release will have a CLI: cc39ce4 <cc39ce4>
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Now released - v4.2.0 |
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I have a couple of questions/ideas which are somewhat related:
ruby2js
CLI in the gem? It could start with similar features/options as the script in thedemo
folder and maybe expand a bit. Which leads me to my second question:rb2js.config.rb
format for setting up a loader with a bunch of configuration that gets used systematically. If we were to introduce a CLI in the ruby2js gem, I could see therb2js.config.rb
file format becoming formalized and maybe we even add aruby2js init
command to set up a new config file in the current direction. That way it feels similar to how many other compilation tools work (Webpack, Babel, PostCSS, etc.) What do you think?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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