jArchi makes it possible to automate a lot of things. I think that, together with Cheat Sheets (which are an interesting but motly hidden feature of Archi) this would allow people to create really amazing things.
Thanks to @Phillipus's help, I've started to work on jArchi support for Cheat Sheets, and this has been much simpler than expected. So I've just submited some code in a new cheatsheets branch.
This code provides a very simple RunArchiScriptCheatSheetAction action which will run the script passed as an argument. The argument must contains the script path relative to __SCRIPTS_DIR__.
A basic demo cheat sheet has been included. It expects the user to have created a demo.ajs script beforehand in the root scripts folder.
I'm planning to update this code so that the action takes another parameter to define the "scope" of the script, so that it becomes possible to run a script:
So opening this issue to discuss this feature.
jArchi makes it possible to automate a lot of things. I think that, together with Cheat Sheets (which are an interesting but motly hidden feature of Archi) this would allow people to create really amazing things.
Thanks to @Phillipus's help, I've started to work on jArchi support for Cheat Sheets, and this has been much simpler than expected. So I've just submited some code in a new
cheatsheetsbranch.This code provides a very simple
RunArchiScriptCheatSheetActionaction which will run the script passed as an argument. The argument must contains the script path relative to__SCRIPTS_DIR__.A basic demo cheat sheet has been included. It expects the user to have created a
demo.ajsscript beforehand in the root scripts folder.I'm planning to update this code so that the action takes another parameter to define the "scope" of the script, so that it becomes possible to run a script:
So opening this issue to discuss this feature.