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Super Ant

by aphex ALL

Advanced ANT Build System for Sublime Text 2 enabling target selection.

Details

  • 2014.11.20.21.11.19
  • github.​com
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Super ANT Builder for SublimeText 2+

This plugin adds the ability to choose a target from an ANT build file in the root of your working folder in Sublime Text 2.

About

This build system is based on the idea that you have a project with a single top level folder or multiple folders. At least the first folder should house your project files along with a build.xml and other build files, in the root.

Latest Update

  • Sublime Text 3 Support
  • Project Support (SublimeText 3+) – Project Folder Searching for buildfile – Project Custom buildfile (buildfile property at root of project)

Features

  • Added the ability to specify the ant build file. This can be accessed through the preferences menu within Sublime Text or the Command Palette under “Preferences > Package Settings > Super Ant”. The settings file will also automatically be opened in the case that SuperAnt cannot file a build file in your project.

  • It is possible to launch a build.xml file from another folder than the main/first one in your sublime project by selecting the according build.xml and run the build command

  • ANT Import Traversal for nestest targets. (default: true)

  • Target Hiding – Without a description. (default: true) – Targets with names that begin with “_”. (default: true) – Targets in a project without a project name. (default: true)

User Settings

{ “build_file” : “build.xml”, “use_sorting”: “true”, “follow_imports”: “true”, “search_project_folders”: “true”, “hide_targets_without_project_name”: “true”, “hide_targets_without_description”: “true”, “hide_targets_starting_with_underscore”: “true”, “hide_targets_starting_with_dash”: “true” }

Prerequisites

ANT - http://ant.apache.org/

How to Use

  1. Install the plugin
  2. Create a single folder project
  3. Add Build.xml to the project
  4. Select SuperAnt from your Tools -> BuildSystem
  5. Select Tools -> Build
  6. You will be presented with a list of all your ANT targets
  7. Select the ANT target you wish to run
  8. Enjoy!