README.markdown

Spiceworks TextMate bundle

Develop Spiceworks Plugins with TextMate.

To learn more about Spiceworks and Spiceworks Plugins:

• Spiceworks Home
• Spiceworks Plugins
  • Help Page
  • API
  • Tutorials
  • Plugins available for Install

Installation

To install via Git:

cd ~/"Library/Application Support/TextMate/Bundles/"
git clone git://github.com/shad/spiceworks-tmbundle.git "Spiceworks.tmbundle"
osascript -e 'tell app "TextMate" to reload bundles'

Source can be viewed or forked via GitHub: http://github.com/shad/spiceworks-tmbundle/tree/master

Usage

Open your project directory and add a file 'swconf' (If this file does not exist, it will be created on first attempt to save a spiceworks plugin):

--- 
environments: 
- title: Development
  user: you@example.com
  url: http://localhost
  pass: password

- title: Production
  user: you@example.com
  url: http://production-server
  pass: password

Create a new plugin in Spiceworks, view source on the plugin and grab the GUID by inspecting the <tr> element of settings/plugins. Insert the @guid attribute into the SPICEWORKS-PLUGIN comment block like this:

// ==SPICEWORKS-PLUGIN==
// @name          My Plugin
// @description   My Plugin Description
// @version       0.1
// @guid          p-597aa800-9708-012b-81c0-0016353cc494-1233697019
// ==/SPICEWORKS-PLUGIN==

Create a file in your project directory for your new plugin. Name it 'whatever-your-plugin-name-is.swjs'. Make sure that TextMate recognizes it as a spiceworks plugin file (or change the type to be Spiceworks Plugin). When you save this plugin using Option-s the plugin will also be published out to the server specified in 'swconf'.

Authors

• Shad Reynolds twitter/shadr, Shad (Spiceworks)
• Justin Perkins