Tonto Package Manager is a Package Manager created to help you manage your Tonto projects. With
it, it's possible to modularize your OntoUML projects, creating a better organization and
separation of contexts. Each tonto project needs a tonto.json
manifest file that provides
necessary information to TPM works properly. All dependencies are installed in the tonto_dependencies
folder.
{
"projectName": "Aguiar2019ooco",
"displayName": "Aguiar 2019 Object Oriented Example",
"publisher": "Aguiar",
"version": "1.0.0",
"license": "MIT",
"dependencies": {
"SWO": {
"url": "https://github.com/matheuslenke/tonto-example-models.git",
"directory": "SWO",
"branch": "feature/test-tonto-reference"
},
"SPO": {
"url": "https://github.com/matheuslenke/tonto-example-models.git",
"directory": "SPO"
}
},
"outFolder": "outDirectory"
}
Here, you can see how you can define your project and it's dependencies. You can define dependencies using a branch or a version tag created on the repository, and even defining a directory in case you have multiple projects in the same repository.
"dependencies": {
"DependencyA": {
"url": "https://github.com/name/repo-name.git",
"directory": "A",
"branch": "feature/testA"
},
"DependencyB": {
"url": "https://github.com/name/repo-name.git",
"directory": "B",
"version": "1.0.1"
},
"DependencyC": {
"url": "https://github.com/name/repo-name.git",
"directory": "C"
},
"DependencyD": {
"url": "https://github.com/name/repo-name.git"
}
Observations:
- In case you don't define any version or branch, it get's the master branch of your repository.
- If you define a version, there must exist a tag in this repository with the exact same name
- Sometimes you might need to delete the tonto_modules folder and install everything again
Description of the available commands at TPM
The first and most important one is the install command. With it, TPM will download your dependencies from a github repository. You can use it like that at the root directory of your project, the same containing the tonto.json file.
tpm install
This command adds a dependency. The commands inside of "<>" are required, however the commands inside of "[]" are optional.
tpm add -n <dependencyName> -u <gitUrl> -v [projectVersion] -d [DependencyDirectory]
This command shows help for any command if you need to get more info
tpm help
tpm install help
tpm add help
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for more information.
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