class Pod::Command::Repo::Push::Nolint
This is an example of a cocoapods plugin adding a top-level subcommand to the 'pod' command.
You can also create subcommands of existing or new commands. Say you wanted to add a subcommand to `list` to show newly deprecated pods, (e.g. `pod list deprecated`), there are a few things that would need to change.
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move this file to `lib/pod/command/list/deprecated.rb` and update the class to exist in the the Pod::Command::List namespace
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change this class to extend from `List` instead of `Command`. This tells the plugin system that it is a subcommand of `list`.
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edit `lib/cocoapods_plugins.rb` to require this file
@todo Create a PR to add your plugin to CocoaPods/cocoapods.org
in the `plugins.json` file, once your plugin is released.
Public Class Methods
new(argv)
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self.arguments = 'NAME'
Calls superclass method
# File lib/pod/command/repo/push/nolint.rb, line 31 def initialize(argv) # @name = argv.shift_argument super end
Public Instance Methods
run()
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# File lib/pod/command/repo/push/nolint.rb, line 41 def run open_editor if @commit_message && @message.nil? UI.puts "check_if_push_allowed" check_if_push_allowed UI.puts "check_repo_status" # validate_podspec_files check_repo_status UI.puts "update_repo" update_repo UI.puts "add_specs_to_repo" add_specs_to_repo UI.puts "push_repo" push_repo unless @local_only end
validate!()
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Calls superclass method
# File lib/pod/command/repo/push/nolint.rb, line 36 def validate! super # help! 'A Pod name is requiredjahahahah.' unless @name end