Glassthought Sandbox

Commands such as cd.glassthought.sandbox come from Glassthought Bash Env.

To initialize and go to:

cd.glassthought.sandbox

Commands to look for:

gt.sandbox.*

Branches to specifically call out

From Glassthought Sandbox Branches

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kotlin (branch)

From kotlin (branch)

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This branch is for Kotlin and is more flushed out.

Here is a copy of the readme of this branch:

About

Code Kotlin branch for glassthought.com and others.

Helpful scripts:

snapshot.sh - Runs App.kt, if the command is successful, it will commit the changes. As well as record the output and a way to reproduce the command with the change. gt.snapshot --help for more info.
snapshot_with_AppKtCode.sh - like snapshot.sh but also copies the code of App.kt to the clipboard.
intellij.open-main-app-file.sh - Opens the main App.kt file in IntelliJ IDEA.
git.push.sh - Pushes the current branch to the remote repository.

Changing code:

Feel free to change the code in App.kt. And add additional files. Also feel free to clean up files that aren't needed anymore, like something that was specific to particular sandbox.

Generally don't delete contents of gt.sandbox.util package (unless clean up is needed), but also feel free to add new files to it or modify to make it better.

To get glass thought sandbox with this branch you can run command:

cd.glassthought.sandbox.checkout.kotlin-branch

compose-ui (branch)

From compose-ui (branch)

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To checkout this branch

cd.glassthought.sandbox && git checkout compose-ui

Scripts to use on this branch:

./snapshot.sh - Snapshots the change assuming you have the already ran the application in Android Studio and happy with current state. gt.snapshot --help for more info.
- Note you can provide an optional custom message to use as the first line in commit with ./snapshot.sh "Custom message"
./git.push.sh - Pushes the current branch to the remote repository.

Creation notes

Repo Creation Notes

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Overview of setup

Setup environment

Set up an environment

Make sure latest versions of tooling are installed.

For example checking plugin versions were not enough, I had older Android Studio installed that did not work with newly generated project.

Verify using kdoctor (on Mac)

kotlin.setup.kdoctor(){
  install_if_missing kdoctor

  kdoctor
}

Note if you are aiming for android only dev, CocoaPods should not be needed.

[!] CocoaPods

Create project using webwizard

Create a project using the wizard

How to run in Android

Run your application on Android

bash (branch)

From bash (branch)

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Similar to kotlin (branch) there is origin/bash that is also wired up with helpful scripts.

Excerpt from the README on this branch is:

Helpful scripts:

snapshot_with_main.sh - Runs bash/main.sh, if the command is successful, it will commit the changes. As well as record the output and a way to reproduce the command with the change. gt.snapshot --help for more info. Also copies the code of main.sh to the clipboard.
intellij.open-main-file.sh - Opens the main main.sh file in IntelliJ IDEA.
git.push.sh - Pushes the current branch to the remote repository.

Children

To initialize and go to:

Commands to look for:

Branches to specifically call out