wq build

wq.app.build

wq is a configuration-based command-line tool that can be used to compile application code into a compact offline-capable format. It is included in wq.core and should be available from the command line after installing wq or wq.app.

wq.app provides a number of wq commands for creating and optimizing offline-capable web apps, the most notable of which is the wq build command. The main usage of wq build is as follows:

wq -c [configfile] build [version]

Where:

[version] is the version of the application being built
[configfile] is the path to a configuration file to use (the default is to look for a file named wq.yml in the current directory). The django-wq-template project contains an example wq.yml.

The actual build process is broken into several steps. Each step is typically configured via a corresponding key in the wq.yml configuration file, though most accept the same options as command-line arguments. You can get more information about the options for each command via wq --help, for example:

wq init --help

Option	Usage
init	Prepares the project for build by adding symbolic links from the project folder to the wq assets.
`setversion`	loads the application version from a version.txt file (or from the command line) and creates a simple AMD module (typically called `version.js`)
collectjson	collects the contents of files a directory into a single JSON or JavaScript (JSONP/AMD) file.
scss	compiles SCSS into regular CSS, useful for creating custom jQuery Mobile themes.
mustache	compile a Mustache template and context into a static HTML page.
`optimize`	Resolves Javascript and CSS dependencies to build single "minified" files using a bundled version of the RequireJS optimizer (r.js). Requires node.js
`appcache`	Creates HTML5 application cache manifests for both the source and compiled applications by examining the logs from build process.
`build`	runs all of the above in order.

⇐ wq versions

wq collectjson ⇒