An yargs.argv value.
Indicates if the application is running with --dev
option.
The Editor-Framework module path. Usually it is {your-app}/editor-framework/
Indicates if the Editor-Framework App is closing.
Indicates the language used in --lang
option.
Specify the log file path. By default it is saving in:
- Windows:
~/.{app-name}/logs/{app-home}.log
- Mac:
~/Library/Logs/{app-name}.log
A table contains all version info for app and sub-modules. By default it contains App and Editor-Framework version info.
opts
object - Optionsi18n
array - Specify i18n phrases for your applicationlayout
string - Specify the layout file used as default layout for your applicationmain-menu
function - A function returns the main menu templateprofile
object - Register profile name to path table used inEditor.Profile
modulepackage-search-path
array - Paths to search packagespanel-window
string - Specify a html file that used as panel window entry pageselection
object - Register selection type that used inEditor.Selection
moduletheme
string - The name of the theme we would like to search for intheme://
protocoltheme-search-path
array - Paths to search intheme://
protocol
Init and config the Editor module. For more details about Editor.init
options, read Editor Configuration
url
string - The url to load for default main windowopts
object - The opts to used when constructing the default main window
Run the Editor by restoring last window or openning the a new one.
Reset the configuration of Editor
path
stringcallback
function
Load all packages under path
. Once it done the callback
will be invoked.
callback
function
Load all packages under the package-search-path
which specified in Editor.init
. Once it done the callback
will be invoked.
url
string
Require the module by Editor.url
. This is good for module exists in package, since the absolute path of package may be variant in different machine. Example:
// this is equal to require(Editor.url('packages://foobar/foo'))
const Foo = Editor.require('packages://foobar/foo');
url
string
Returns the file path (if it is registered in custom protocol) or url (if it is a known public protocol).
callback
function
Start watching all packages. Once it done the callback
will be invoked.