Add gulp script to auto install new theme on changes #37
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Ah, didn't know about watch; Gulp.js is still pretty new to me, haha. This oughta help, though if you can add the MacOS case, that'd be great. Not sure how process.env works exactly, but I put the path to the themes folder in Mac in the comment below, so hopefully that helps figure that out.
I'll update the README that the built files will be in dist/ instead right afterwards
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From what I can tell, themes in MacOS are stored in ~/Library/Application Support/abnerworks.Typora/themes, where ~ is the user's home folder. Not sure how process.env works here, but the case for Mac would be along the lines of this:
case "Darwin":
themeLocation = "~/Library/Application Support/abnerworks.Typora/themes"
break;Not sure about Linux though
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@aCluelessDanny Since these are dev tools it's okay if it works on the device that the devs use. If it doesn't work on Linux that's a issue for a later time. Please merge and we can improve it from there. |
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Noted. I'll put that in the next release~ |
gulp devprovides a watch mode with auto installCurrently the auto install only works on Windows since I don't know where themes are installed on other platforms