cocos new

cocos new

Overview

Create a new -x or -js project.

Usage

cocos new -l {cpp,lua,js} [arguments] [PROJECT_NAME]

Available Arguments

arg	available value	sample	description	necessary
-h, --help	-	-	Show the help message and exit	no
-p, --package	string match *.*.*	com.company.pkgname	Set a package name for project. Default is same with template	no
-l, --language	{cpp, lua, js}	lua	Major programming language you want to use.	yes
-d, --directory	a absolute(relative) path	./projects/	Set generate project directory for project. Default is current directory	no
-t, --template	a string of template name	default	Set the template name you want create from. Default value is default	no
-e, --engine-path	a absolute(relative) path	/Users/CurrentUser/cocos2d-x	Set the path of cocos2d-x/cocos2d-js engine.	no
--mac-bundleid	a string of mac bundle id	com.company.macbundleid	Set a bundle id for mac project. Default is same with template	no
--ios-bundleid	a string of ios bundle id	com.company.iosbundleid	Set a bundle id for ios project. Default is same with template	no

Attentions

• The cocos2d-console in cocos2d-x can only create project with language is cpp or lua
• The cocos2d-console in cocos2d-js can only create project with language is js
• The logic of looking for template is:
  1. Generate the template folder name with [language]-template-[template name].
     For example: The template folder name of cocos new -l lua -t runtime is lua-template-runtime
  2. Find the template folder in the templates directory of engine.

Samples

• cocos new -h. Show the help message like this:
• cocos new -l lua -p org.cocos2dx.mygame -d ./projects MyLuaGame
  The properties of the created project is:
  
  • package name is org.cocos2dx.mygame
  • target directory is ./projects
  • project name is MyLuaGame