Overview
Users can create new samples that appear in the Samples view, where they could be imported into projects.
Creating a new sample
The project samples appear in the Samples view:
You can create samples that reference a local .zip file or retrieve content from the web.
Sample categories
Here are the current possible values for the "category" element:
Sample Category |
Category Id |
---|---|
Web |
com.aptana.projects.samples.web.category |
Titanium Mobile |
com.appcelerator.titanium.mobile.samples.category |
Titanium Desktop |
com.appcelerator.titanium.desktop.samples.category |
Project natures
Project natures can be added to samples by the specification of the "natures" element:
Project Type |
Nature Id |
---|---|
Web |
com.aptana.projects.webnature |
Ruby |
com.aptana.ruby.core.rubynature |
PHP |
com.aptana.editor.php.phpNature |
Python |
org.python.pydev.pythonNature |
Alloy | com.appcelerator.titanium.alloy.core.nature |
Titanium Mobile |
com.appcelerator.titanium.mobile.nature |
Titanium Desktop |
com.appcelerator.titanium.desktop.nature |
Local content
If your content is hosted locally, you can simply reference a .zip file containing the files in question.
- Create a sample directory in the bundle and add a project_samples.rb file in the samples directory.
-
Add the following content to the project_samples.rb file:
require
'ruble'
project_sample
"Local Project Sample Example"
do
|s|
s.id =
"sample.local"
s.category =
"com.appcelerator.titanium.mobile.samples.category"
s.location =
"samples/local_sample.zip"
s.description =
"A local sample example"
s.natures = [
"com.appcelerator.titanium.mobile.nature"
,
"com.aptana.projects.webnature"
]
s.icon = [
"samples/local_sample.png"
]
end
- Replace the sample name, id, category, location, description, nature, and icon values with values appropriate to your sample. The description, natures, and icon are optional.
- Drop the file local_sample.zip in the samples folder.
- Drop the icon in the samples folder if s.icon is defined.
- Save and close project_samples.rb.
Open the Samples view (Window > Show View > Samples if it is not opened), and you should see your new sample appear under the appropriate category. Right-click on it and select *Import sample as project...* to import the sample into the workspace as a project.
Remote content
If you instead have a project sample hosted on a Git repo, you can reference that as well:
- Create a sample directory in the bundle and add a project_samples.rb file in the samples directory.
-
Add the following content to the project_samples.rb file:
require
'ruble'
project_sample
"Remote Project Sample Example"
do
|s|
s.id =
"sample.remote"
s.category =
"com.appcelerator.titanium.mobile.samples.category"
s.location =
"git://github.com/repo.git"
s.description =
"Remote sample. Requires network access."
s.natures = [
"com.appcelerator.titanium.mobile.nature"
,
"com.aptana.projects.webnature"
]
end
- Replace the sample name, id, category, location, description, nature, and icon values with values appropriate to your sample.
- Save and close project_samples.rb.
Open the Samples view (Window > Show View > Samples if it is not opened), and you should see your new sample appear under the appropriate category. Right-click on it and select *Import sample as project...* to import the sample into the workspace as a project.
The Ruble Specification gives a complete discussion on the new Ruble scripting system in Studio.