Forked from air-compiler

updated to
- use air-sdk
- added building swf from actionscript support

Compiling Helper for Adobe Air SDK

Air SDK compiling helper written for Node.js.
Usefull to clean your testing and distributing workflow.

Features

- Works on Windows and Mac OSX, not tested on Linux (tell me if you can test it :))
- Stop using batch files to compile or simulate your Air projects, get all your configurations with just one file.
- No more description.xml duplicates because of multiple native extensions or multiple app ID.
- No more terminal mess, simplify compiling process with one command.
- Can auto-increment your build numbers.
- Can store your p12 settings, by configuration.
- Push compiled application to iOS and Android devices.
- Can launch pre-configured simulators.
- Can compile to Air / Win / Mac / iOS / Android.
- Auto-detect IP for wifi debugging.

Installation

``
npm install -g airc
`

Project hosted on npm
Sources available on github

Usage

$3

Go to your project folder with terminal and type :

`
airc init
`

This will create a compiler.config.js file in your project root.
Compiling process will also create a tmp/ folder in your project root.

$3

Once the project is initialised, just feed the compiler.config.js file.
You have to fill mandatory parameters like Air SDK Path etc.
You can add simulation profiles and compiling profiles.

$3

Change build -> name to your actionscript name without .as / .swf in config file
`
airc build
`

$3

Just pass the simulator profile name as first argument.

Ex : launch the Air simulator with the default iphone screen size
`
airc iphone
`

Ex : If you create your own simulator profile in the config file
`
airc mySimulationProfile
`

$3

Just pass the compiling profile name as first argument.

Ex : Compile the test profile
`
airc test
`

$3

Just type airc push` to push latested compiled ipa and apk to connected devices.

You can set the autoInstall parameter in your compiling profile to push automatically compiled binaries to connected devices.