Scripting Build

Solar2D General Questions/Discussion
#1

Is it possible to launch Corona headless passing the parameters needed for a build to take place?

#2

I believe scripting builds is a benefit of possessing an Enterprise license:

https://coronalabs.com/blog/2014/04/01/tutorial-corona-enterprise-quickstart-android/

#3

Alex is correct, this is a benefit of Corona Enterprise.

#4

Assume the following.

  1. You have a Corona Enterprise license

  2. You still create some projects that are 100% Lua

Can you create a script to build your 100% Lua projects?

#5

My thoughts was to be able to load the corona simulator from the terminal passing parameters to it:

For example:

/Applications/CoronaSDK/Corona Simulator.app -build Android -name “May App Name” -version “1.0” -package “com.mycompany.myapp” -keystore /path/to/my/keystore -keyalias “alias” -output /path/to/apk/output

Builds would still happen as they do now in the cloud. 

#6

Corona SDK can run things from command line parameters. This is how all of the GUI’s out there and Corona Editor are able to start the simulator with a project from the GUI. But I don’t believe you can build this way.

There is an add on for Corona Enterprise called Corona Builder. This tool allows to build corona projects from command line as if it was initiated from Simulator.

Rob

#7

I believe scripting builds is a benefit of possessing an Enterprise license:

https://coronalabs.com/blog/2014/04/01/tutorial-corona-enterprise-quickstart-android/

#8

Alex is correct, this is a benefit of Corona Enterprise.

#9

Assume the following.

  1. You have a Corona Enterprise license

  2. You still create some projects that are 100% Lua

Can you create a script to build your 100% Lua projects?

#10

My thoughts was to be able to load the corona simulator from the terminal passing parameters to it:

For example:

/Applications/CoronaSDK/Corona Simulator.app -build Android -name “May App Name” -version “1.0” -package “com.mycompany.myapp” -keystore /path/to/my/keystore -keyalias “alias” -output /path/to/apk/output

Builds would still happen as they do now in the cloud. 

#11

Corona SDK can run things from command line parameters. This is how all of the GUI’s out there and Corona Editor are able to start the simulator with a project from the GUI. But I don’t believe you can build this way.

There is an add on for Corona Enterprise called Corona Builder. This tool allows to build corona projects from command line as if it was initiated from Simulator.

Rob