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Plugin install command sugar #539

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jarvisaoieong opened this issue Jun 26, 2013 · 2 comments
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Plugin install command sugar #539

jarvisaoieong opened this issue Jun 26, 2013 · 2 comments

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@jarvisaoieong
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I would like to have a command shortcut about the installation of plugin.

e.g.
$ docpad install --save stylus
instead of
$ npm install --save docpad-plugin-stylus

This will more user friendly.
@balupton
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That's a cool idea. I wonder if we can use this to solve #489 at the same time! :)

Want to have a stab at doing this? Happy to help out.

Todo would be:

  • add install action to docpad.coffee
  • add install action to cli interface
  • check existence of node_modules, create if missing, we can use balUtil.ensurePath or safefs.ensurePath (forgot which one it is)
  • use safeps for installing

balupton added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 28, 2013
@balupton
v6.43.0. Bugfix. Improvement.
2b90ba1 
- v6.43.0 June 29, 2013
	- Huge improvements to the skeleton install process
		- Install process is much more reliable
		- Skeleton dependencies will now install correctly if `node_modules`
already exists
		- Missing module errors when doing an initial clone of a skeleton
should now be fixed
		- Removed the unused and non-working `-s, --skeleton` option
	- Activities that wait on remote activity will now output a please
wait message
	- You can now install plugins via the `docpad install [pluginName]`
command
		- Thanks to [Jarvis Ao Ieong](https://github.com/kinua) for [issue
#539](#539)
	- Installing dependencies via the `docpad install` command now works
again
	- The `-f, --force` flag now works as expected (enabling the npm
`--force` flag)
	- Fixed an issues with arrays not being derefenced correctly in
configuration
		- This fixes initial run issues with skeletons that have custom file
structures
	- Added `--offline` flag that will help docpad run without an internet
connection
	- Added an interval timer to load, contextualize, render, and write
actions to determine what files we are waiting on
	- Dependency upgrades
@balupton
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Added to v6.43 :)

balupton added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 23, 2013
@balupton
v6.43.0. Bugfix. Improvement.
9271652 
- v6.43.0 June 29, 2013
	- Huge improvements to the skeleton install process
		- Install process is much more reliable
		- Skeleton dependencies will now install correctly if `node_modules`
already exists
		- Missing module errors when doing an initial clone of a skeleton
should now be fixed
		- Removed the unused and non-working `-s, --skeleton` option
	- Activities that wait on remote activity will now output a please
wait message
	- You can now install plugins via the `docpad install [pluginName]`
command
		- Thanks to [Jarvis Ao Ieong](https://github.com/kinua) for [issue
#539](#539)
	- Installing dependencies via the `docpad install` command now works
again
	- The `-f, --force` flag now works as expected (enabling the npm
`--force` flag)
	- Fixed an issues with arrays not being derefenced correctly in
configuration
		- This fixes initial run issues with skeletons that have custom file
structures
	- Added `--offline` flag that will help docpad run without an internet
connection
	- Added an interval timer to load, contextualize, render, and write
actions to determine what files we are waiting on
	- Dependency upgrades
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