There's a half official typesafe dust sbt plugin, but
- I cannot make it download via ivy/mave/sbt magic
- I cannot compile it - how do I let it find play?
So had to make a shameless copy of the nice coffeescript plugin that comes with play 2.0. You can clone my dust sbt play plugin on github.
Just call
- git clone git://github.com/georgkoester/Play20.git
- cd Play20
- git checkout dust_play_sbt_plugin
- cd framework
- ./build
- build-repository
- compile
- publish-local
and you got a version of play 2.0 with my patch. Of course you could just pull the patch too.
Happy playin!
I don't suppose you know if there's a maven repository for this?
ReplyDeleteNo I didn't mavenize this.
ReplyDeleteBest,
Georg
Would you mind converting dust.js this into a play 2.0 module? (see http://www.objectify.be/wordpress/?p=363)
ReplyDeleteWould be useful to use without having to build a modified version of the Play framework.
Following on from the above comment, I'm having a similar issue with the typesafe plugin. Because I cannot compile it, it's hard to make changes and verify they work. If you can convert the work you've done so it's a standalone play 2.0 module which can be compiled and published, then I can update the JavaScript files. I've made a pull request to the typesafehub repo but do not know if they'll accept: https://github.com/typesafehub/play-plugins/pull/17
ReplyDeleteThe change I would like to make is to update dust.js with the LinkedIn fork: https://github.com/linkedin/dustjs as it contains many bug fixes.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry currently I'm on a tight schedule and I moved away from play, so this isn't even near my task list. When time permits I'll blog about what I'm using now.
But rest assured: I'm still hooked to dustjs and I also moved to the linkedin version!
Cheers and best of luck,
Georg
PS: Failed commenting earlier - this is the reason for moving the blog to http://deverado.wordpress.com
No problem, thanks for the reply! Maybe I'll write a module myself if I get some time.
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