8:58 a.m.
By the way. I think that what you'd want to do is create a distribution
like we have done, then create a single Addon that you'd have pre-installed
(with the shell) in a pre-configured Addon repository. We can explain how
to do this. When the user starts up Forge (You can even re-brand it to your
own AsciidoctorTerm if you like, the Forge logo message is an extension
point,) your addon and the shell addon will be loaded.
On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 9:47 AM, Lincoln Baxter, III <lincolnbaxter(a)gmail.com
wrote:
Hey Alex!
Good to hear from you :) Regarding JBoss Modules, I don't think there will
be a problem there, because I have AsciidoctorJ running fine on JBoss AS 7,
and that also uses JBM. If there is an issue, which would surprise me, we
can fix it :)
Let's see how it goes!
This sounds like a perfect fit for Forge. How can we help you get started?
~Lincoln
On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 8:40 AM, George Gastaldi <ggastald(a)redhat.com>wrote:
> Looks like it's doable with Forge 2. I'd love to know which issue you had
> with JBM in your past experience.
>
> Join us in the IRC (#forge in irc.freenode.net) and we'll help you out
> on setting up a new addon to do that.
>
> Em 04/02/2014, às 11:35, Alex Soto <asotobu(a)gmail.com> escreveu:
>
> Hello Forge folks,
>
> this is Alex, I am the developer of AsciidoctorJ, the interface between
> Ruby part of Asciidoctor and Java. There is one project called Hyla
> https://github.com/cmoulliard/hyla (written in Ruby) which is something
> like a console for working with Asciidoctor. Basically what I am going to
> do is something similar but for Java.
>
> What I want is create some commands which allows you to create an
> Asciidoctor project for example with DZSlides structure, so for example
> user can do:
>
> $>asciidoctor install template dzslides http://......... #this command
> download a template from internet and install it inside forge directory.
>
> $>asciidoctor create dzslides /home/alex/mypresentation #this command
> basically uncompress the downloaded file inside the destination directory
>
> $>asciidoctor render #this command renders the project.
>
> Then as you can see it is a very lightweight operations, basically
> download something from internet, uncompress it, and run a compilation
> command. Of course maybe in future I can add something like push to
> github-pages, ....
>
> But my original idea was to usig Crest (project from Tomitribe) because I
> don't need many things provided by (Forge 1), but after Forge 2 is released
> (which means user can install the required addons instead of having some
> predefined addons),
>
> I send this email because Lincoln asked it in Twitter, so I don't know
> what are your thoughts about this.
>
> BTW one thing that worries me a lot is about using JBoss Modules because
> historically has complicated a bit our life with classloader issues and
> JRuby, but of course may be it is time to give a try with Forge.
>
> Thank you so much,
> Alex.
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