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metal-cli

Command line tools for metal (e.g. build, soy).

Install

$ npm install --global metal-cli

Commands

You can see information about each supported command by typing $ metal --help in the command line. Below you'll find some of that info too.

build

$ metal build

Builds Metal.js code, compiling soy files and transpiling ES6 to ES5 for example. The default output format is globals, but that can be be changed via params, just like many other options. For more details, run $ metal build --help.

watch

$ metal watch

Watches soy and js files, building them when they change. The default output format is globals, but that can be be changed via params, just like many other options. For more details, run $ metal watch --help.

soy

$ metal soy

Compiling soy files and automatically makes them export generated components. For more details, run $ metal soy --help.

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metal-cli's Issues

Allow developers to specify babel plugins to be used

This came up on mairatma/metal-jsx#2. It would be very useful to allow developers to specify other babel plugins, as that way they can easily customize the build without having to rebuilt it from scratch.

On Windows, the directory C:\tmp\metal-tools-soy is created at every invocation

Please use the system temporary directory instead of the hardcoded /tmp.

Soy errors are not being propagated

Add the following file:

`test/fixtures/src/compileError.soy

{namespace CompileError}

{template .render}
	{call Undeclared.render /}
{/template}

And the following test:

it('should exit with error when soy finishes with error', function(done) {
  console.log('running test');
      runMetal([
        'soy',
        '-s',
        'test/fixtures/src/**/CompileError.soy',
        '-d',
        'test/fixtures/src'
      ]).on('close', function(code) {
        assert.strictEqual(1, code);
        done();
      });
})