Compile, build, and deploy Ubuntu Touch click packages all from the command line.
- Install docker, adb, git, python3 and pip3
(in Ubuntu:
sudo apt install docker.io adb git python3 python3-pip) - Run:
pip3 install --user --upgrade clickable-ut - Add pip scripts to your PATH:
echo 'export PATH="$PATH:~/.local/bin"' >> ~/.bashrcand open a new terminal for the setting to take effect - Alternatively, to install nightly builds:
pip3 install --user git+https://gitlab.com/clickable/clickable.git@dev
- Add the PPA to your system:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:bhdouglass/clickable - Update your package list:
sudo apt-get update - Install clickable:
sudo apt-get install clickable
- Using your favorite AUR helper, install the clickable package
- Example: `pacaur -S clickable
- Launch clickable and let it setup docker (it could ask for the sudo password):
clickable - Log out or restart to apply changes
Use clickable with the Atom Editor by installing atom-clickable-plugin. This is an fork of the original (now unmaintained) atom-build-clickable made by Stefano.
Best add your clickable folder to PATH, so you don't need to run the clickable commands from the repo root.
This can be done by adding export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/clickable" to your .bashrc.
Replace $HOME/clickable with your path.
To test clickable, run clickable-dev. Add the --verbose option for additional output.
To enable configuration validation either install jsonschema via pip
(pip3 install jsonschema) or apt (apt install python3-jsonschema). If you
got clickable regularly installed, you already have jsonschema, too.
Install nose and the coverage modules: pip3 install nose coverage.
Run nose to complete the tests: nosetests.
If you like Clickable, consider giving a small donation over at my Liberapay page.
Copyright (C) 2020 Brian Douglass
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