Usage:

  haplo-plugin [OPTION] [COMMAND]

Options:

  --help, -h
    Display this message

  --plugin, -p
    Specify one or more plugin names, separated by commas, or ALL to specify all plugins
    in the current directory. If not specified, and there's a single plugin in the current
    directory, it will be selected automatically.

  --server, -s [SUBSTRING]
    For this run of the plugin tool, use the server containing the given substring.

  --minimise
    When uploading templates and client side JavaScript to the server, minimise the files
    to match the pre-deployment pre-processing. Use this for final testing before
    submitting the plugin for review.

  --no-console, -n
    In development mode, don't connect to the server for notifications. This prevents the
    output of console.log() being displayed in your local terminal window.

Commands:

  develop (default command)
    Developer mode. Push plugin to the specified server.

  devtools [disable]
    Enable or disable devtools on the server for development with the standard plugins.

  auth [SERVER]
    Authorise with server. SERVER can optionally include a non-default port number.

  server [SUBSTRING]
    Change the default server to the one containing the given substring.

  test [NAME]
    Run the tests on the server, then report on the results.
    This command does *not* upload changes to the plugin or tests to the server.
    If the optional NAME argument is supplied, then only tests which have filenames
    which include this string will be run.

  new
    Create a new plugin, with all the required directories and an example plugin.json file.

  reset-db
    Remove all the relational database tables on the server, then recreate them with the
    current tables defined in the plugin.

  uninstall
    Uninstall the plugin from the server.

  check
    Perform checks on the plugin as a quick test before it's submitted for review.

  license-key <application-id>
    Generate a license key to allow plugin installation by a client. The numeric
    application ID is displayed during plugin installation.


Running haplo-plugin without any arguments will find the plugin in the current directory and
run the 'develop' command.

To initialise a new plugin, run a command like

  haplo-plugin -p example_plugin new

and then edit the generated files.


If the server certificate does not use a known public CA, a alternative certificate can be
provided using a server.crt file in the current working directory. This may optionally contain
elements of the hostname, eg app.example.com would select the first file from:
   server.app.example.com.crt server.example.com.crt server.com.crt server.crt


For more information, see http://docs.haplo.org/dev/tool/plugin