(Quick Reference)
install-plugin
Purpose
Installs a plugin from a file, URL or name/pair.
Examples
griffon install-plugin http://foo.com/griffon-bar-1.0.zip
griffon install-plugin ../griffon-bar-1.0.zip
griffon install-plugin bar
griffon install-plugin bar 1.0
Description
Usage:
griffon install-plugin [URL/File]
griffon install-plugin [name] [version]* --repository=<repositoryName>
The
install-plugin
command is a versatile command that allows the installation of plugins from a remote URL, a local file or from an artifact repository.
To install from a URL simply specify the absolute URL to the plugin package:
griffon install-plugin http://foo.com/griffon-bar-1.0.zip
To install from a local file specify the absolute or relative path to the file:
griffon install-plugin ../griffon-bar-1.0.zip
You can also install plugins provided via the remote central repository. To find out what plugins are available use
list-pluginsIf you want to install a plugin. Say the "coverflow" plugin you can use the install-plugin command followed by the plugin name:
griffon install-plugin coverflow
This will install the latest version of the plugin. If you need to install a specific version you can use:
griffon install-plugin coverflow 0.1
Arguments:
name
-The name of the plugin to install. You may specify an URL, a zip file or a regular name.
version
- The version of the plugin to install. May only be specified if an plugin name is supplied.
Options:
force-upgrade
- Forces upgrade if the plugin to be installed has a bigger major version than the currently installed (if there's one plugin installed that matches the same name).
framework
- Installs the plugin as a framework plugin
repository
- Name of an specific repository where the search will be performed. Defaults to griffon-central
noclean
- Do not clean project after plugin has been installed.