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sbt-polymorph

Scala everywhere with a single codebase

IMPORTANT

This project is not yet officially released, and won't be ready for a while. While this message is here polymorph is not going to work for you, particularly since I'm in the process of setting up maven central access etc.

Watch this space!

Quickstart

First, you want to include the following in your project/plugins.sbt

addSbtPlugin("com.scryetek" % "sbt-polymorph" % "0.1")

Next, create a simple build.sbt that creates a polymorph application project:

name := "my-first-polymorph-app"

version := "0.0.1-SNAPSHOT"

// Use polymorphApplication to generate a cross platform application project.
// If you wish to make a library, instead, use a polymorphLibrary
lazy val myProject = polymorphApplication.in(file(".")).settings(
  // It is always good practice to specify a scala version!
  scalaVersion := "2.11.6",

  // Specify your GLApp class here
  kernelMainClass := "com.example.MainApp",

  // Specify the name of the generated App/JSApp/Activity that will run your app.
  kernelBootClass := "com.example.Main",

  // add any other settings/dependencies here that will be shared across all projects.
  // note: library dependencies should use %%% syntax so that scala-js can resolve correctly.

  // cross platform libraries must be additionally wrapped in polylib, to help us locate
  // platform specific libs.  You *must* have polymorph-core in your library dependencies or
  // there will be tears before bedtime
  libraryDependencies += polylib("com.scryetek" %%% "polymorph-core" % "0.1-SNAPSHOT")
)

// You may also additionally override specific subproject settings using:
//   .jsSettings(..)
//   .jvmSettings(..)
//   .iosSettings(..)
//   .androidSettings(..)

// You must assign each platform you wish to support to a global val here
// or sbt will not see them.  Bonus- if you don't specify a platform, it won't be built.
lazy val myProjectJS = myProject.js
lazy val myProjectJVM = myProject.jvm
lazy val myProjectAndroid = myProject.android
lazy val myProjectIOS= myProject.ios

/*
 * Finally -
 *
 * To run each project, use:
 *    myProjectJS/fastOptJS
 *    myProjectJVM/run
 *    myProjectAndroid/android:run
 *    myProjectIOS/simulator
 */