Where does the app name that sencha sdk-tools uses to generate files come from?

[nguerin]

Love the SDK tools. I just used them to create a new model:

sencha generate model --name=BusinessObject --fields=data:string,key:string,name:string,status:int,timestamp:string

The only problem was that the prefix that it choose to use for the class was not the prefix that the rest of my app uses. It called the new model:

'Phonegap.model.BusinessObject'

while my app.js has this as the application name:

Ext.application({	name: 'Cortana',
	requires: [
		'Ext.MessageBox',
	    'Cortana.manager.Login',
		'Cortana.manager.EnvironmentResolver',
	    'Cortana.manager.UrlResolver'
	] ...

Where do the sdk-tools get the app name from? I'd like to change it so it generates the correct model name (Cortana) the next time. Thanks!

[mitchellsimoens]

Using the new Sencha Cmd, when you generate the app:

sencha generate app MyApp /path/to/MyApp

It will use MyApp as the name. To change it you have to go through all the app classes in the app dir but also in the build.xml file the project node you will see the name attrib that you would have to change also. app.json also would need changed.

[nguerin]

Cool, thanks for the info. I was using the Sencha 2.0 SDK, not the new cmd. But hopefully we'll be able to update the project to 2.1 soon so we can use the cmd.