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WrenchJS

Hey there!

So you want to play around with wrenchjs?

It's easy. To set up the project on your machine, run these commands:

# Get the source code on your machine
git clone https://github.com/rodyhaddad/wrenchjs.git;
# Step inside the project
cd wrenchjs;
# Install the project dependency
npm install;
# Creates a global link, and exposes the bins of the project
npm link;

After you ran that, you now have a wrenchjs command line tool! It has the same interface as ember-cli for now.

You can use it to generate new projects, build them, serve them and so on.

But the stuff that are already provided are tailored for Ember projects. You probably want it for Angular, and that's why you're playing with this!

You most likely want to develop new blueprints and addons.

To do that, copy the existing dummy-addon or dummy-blueprint.

If you want to know more about blueprints, check here. If you want to know more about addons, check here and here.

Since wrenchjs is a customized proxy to wrenchjs, you can check the existing ember-cli addons to get inspired.

If you're curious, to have addons discovered by the wrenchjs cli tool, they either need to:

  • Be in the addon directory of the project
  • As a npm dependency to wrenchjs
  • As a npm dependency to any "wrenchjs" project (meaning you're using wrenchjs in that project directory)

Addons should still use the ember-addon keyword in their package.json to get discovered for now.

If you have any questions, please let me know :-)

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