vm.alloy-override

A Titanium CLI plugin to override or restrict
Alloy version on a per project basis

The plugin locates the npm installed Alloy
package, either local (to your project) or global, and
overrides the env variable ALLOY_PATH.

Installation

Install Alloy

To make the plugin useful you need to install
the required Alloy version via npm.

Locally

# latest
npm install alloy --save-dev
# specific version
npm install alloy@1.10.3 --save-dev

Globally

# latest
npm install -g alloy
# specific version
npm install -g alloy@1.10.3

Install the plugin

NPM (recommended)

Run this command in an Alloy project directory

npm install vm.alloy-override --save-dev

The plugin will install itself to
your project’s local /plugins directory and
automatically enable itself in your tiapp.xml by
adding the following XML element to the <plugins></plugins> section:
<plugins></plugins> section:

<plugins>
  <!-- other plugins... -->
  <plugin version="0.1.0">vm.alloy-override</plugin>
</plugins>

Manual

At first, download the plugin.

Then place the plugin’s code in
your project’s local /plugins directory:

${project_dir}/plugins/vm.alloy-override/0.1.0/${plugin_files}

After that add the following XML element to the <plugins></plugins> section:

<plugins>
  <!-- other plugins... -->
  <plugin version="0.1.0">vm.alloy-override</plugin>
</plugins>

Example

See the example project ti.transform-example.

It restricts the app there to use Alloy 1.10.3.

License

MIT