enable modules with commands

[sharjeelyunus]

commands to enable modules

ensemble_camera: npm run hasCamera

ensemble_file_manager : npm run hasFiles

ensemble_contacts: npm run hasContacts

ensemble_connect: npm run hasConnect

ensemble_location: npm run hasLocation

ensemble_deeplink: npm run hasDeeplink

notifications: npm run hasNotifications

ensemble_firebase_analytics npm run hasFirebaseAnalytics

enable multiple modules with a single command

npm run enable

Generate Keystore

npm run generate_keystore storePassword=<password> keyPassword=<password> keyAlias=<alias>

[snehmehta]

I have done a single pass on code based, I'll do another pass with actual running the command.

So, main advantage I see right now is it based on starter so always in sync but uses a lot of string and regex manipulation which we need to find better way.

[snehmehta]

Just to log, can you share which modules still breaks with out this manual override?

This was specifically add for high_chart which we removed, might want to update/remove other modules instead of force update on all package

[sharjeelyunus]

I think these modules causes the problems

• Auth
• Camera (QR Code)
• Connect

Not sure if others too, have to create builds 1 by 1 for each to be sure

[snehmehta]

Also, this is part does project setup and rest app signing and deployment to respected store will be handle by?

[sharjeelyunus]

Also, this is part does project setup and rest app signing and deployment to respected store will be handle by?

yes, starter commands are only responsible for enabling the modules, and generating keystore (if needed)

The rest of the process is managed in a separate repository: https://github.com/EnsembleUI/build-system. This repository handles additional setup tasks and executes the necessary commands for the project.