Simple CMD Plugin Creation

[wemerson.januario]

Hi guys, I trying to create a CMD plugin to be able to create an "example.txt"(on my app dir) file everytime I run"sencha app watch" command.

I have created a plugin.xml file to do that.


Can someone help me to do this plugin and clarify how CMD plugin development process is in Sencha CMD 6.5.2?

Here what I have done.

the problem:

When I run sencha app watch the target script is not called



build.xml

...
<import file="${basedir}/plugin.xml"/>
...

plugin.xml

<project name="MyPlugin">
    <target name="-before-watch">
        <x-file-write file="${basedir}/myfile.txt">
            /**
            * This file is generated by Sencha Cmd and should NOT be edited.
            */
        </x-file-write>
    </target>
</project>

[wemerson.januario]

I have created both. A fresh app with CMD 6.5.2(with no .sencha folder) and using the old CMD(that creates a .sencha dir. Our goal is to create a new app with 6.5.2 and have the plugin running properly.

This is the plugin.xml we have created

<project name="MyPlugin">
    <target name="-before-watch">
        <x-file-write file="${basedir}/myfile.txt">
            /**
            * This file is generated by Sencha Cmd and should NOT be edited.
            */
        </x-file-write>
    </target>
</project>

Doc for plugin creation on cmd 6.5.2?
Where to put this plugin.xml file?
What is the correct way to tell CMD to run this plugin?
How to listen to the -before-watch target?

[Swat2k]

Someone prompts an example of plugin.xml, for example, to display a message in the console?

[wemerson.januario]

Someone prompts an example of plugin.xml, for example, to display a message in the console?

x-echo do the job!

<project name="MyPlugin">
    <target name="-before-build">
    <x-echo>####Hello Sencha CMD plugin####</x-echo>
    </target>
</project>