Source code of contributed Third-party addons for the Gramps genealogy program.
To develop your own addon:
Note: The default git branch is master. The master branch should only be used to develop addons that require features or changes found in the Gramps master branch. Most of the time addons should be developed to work with the current released version of Gramps (maintenance/gramps51 for the Gramps 5.1.x versions for example).
So use care when creating your addon to base off of the correct branch, and also to select the correct branch when creating a PR on Github.
Use make.py for Gramps addons.
Clone both this repository and the addon repository if you intend to rebuild the addon
https://github.com/gramps-project/addons
Once you use the comands below the version number will be incremented and the resulting files will be in the second addon repository to be commited.
Examples:
- Creates the initial addon-source directories and .pot file for the addon.
python3 make.py gramps50 init AddonDirectory
- Creates the initial empty
AddonDirectory/po/fr-local.pofile for the addon.
python3 make.py gramps50 init AddonDirectory fr
- Updates
AddonDirectory/po/fr-local.powith the latest translations.
python3 make.py gramps50 update AddonDirectory fr
- Build
../download/AddonDirectory.addon.tgz
python3 make.py gramps50 build AddonDirectory
- Create or update the listing entry for your addon
python3 make.py gramps50 listing AddonDirectory
- For the developer who is merging PRs or other commits and needs to rebuild and list one or more addons
python3 make.py gramps50 as-needed
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clean - Removes unnecessary files (locale etc) from the addon
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init [subcomand: all] - Get all of the strings from the addon and create necessary subdirectories and the template.pot for the addon or all addons if all is used.
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update - Updates the language xx-local.po file from the pot file.
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compile [subcomand: all] - Compiles the language xx-local.po files into the locale/xx/LD_MESSAGES/addon.mo files for all languages in addon, or all addons if all is used.
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build [subcomand: all] - Builds the addon for release
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manifest-check - Checks if all files are correct in addon release file?
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unlist - Unlist the addon from the listing
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fix - If the listing shows a repeated addon entry, fix it
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check - Checks if the addon listing matches the addon download version or if missing from the listing
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listing [subcomand: all] - Builds/Creates a listing for the addon in each supported language
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as-needed [no other parameters] - Builds/Lists/Cleans only out of date addons in one step. It also rebuilds the template.pot file so it is also up to date.