Export Package Commands
Introduction
The commands in this group enable exporting different kinds of packages from your app.
mx create-project-package Command
The mx create-project-package command exports the app as a source app package.
Usage
Use the following command pattern:
mx create-project-package [OPTIONS] TARGET-FILE
These are the OPTIONS:
| Option | Result |
|---|---|
-s, --include-snapshot | Includes a snapshot in the app package. |
-d, --package-dir | Exports the package to the directory. |
--help | Displays the help screen. |
For TARGET-FILE, specify the .mpr app you want to export.
Examples
Here is an example:
mx create-project-package c:\MyApps\MyApp.mpr
Return Codes
This table shows the return codes and their description:
| Return Code | Description |
|---|---|
0 | OK. |
1 | Incorrect app file provided. |
2 | Output folder not determined. |
4 | Unknown package export error. |
mx create-module-package Command
The mx create-module-package command exports a module package from an app.
Usage
Use the following command pattern:
mx create-module-package [OPTIONS] TARGET-FILE MODULE-NAME
These are the OPTIONS:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-l, --filter-required-libs | Includes all the files except the userlibs that do not have an accompanying [ModuleName].RequiredLib file. |
-e, --exclude-files | Excludes all the files that match the given regular expression. |
-d, --package-dir | Exports the module package to the directory. |
-m, --exclude-managed-dependencies | Excludes managed dependencies from synchronization and the exported module package. Note that this will prevent the module from being used if Gradle synchronization is disabled in Studio Pro. This command is available for Studio Pro 10.23 and above. Managed dependencies are never synchronized in versions below Studio Pro 10.23. |
--help | Displays the help screen. |
For TARGET-FILE, specify the .mpr app you want to export.
For MODULE-NAME, specify the name of the module you want to export.
Examples
Here is an example:
mx create-module-package c:\MyApps\MyApp.mpr Module1
Return Codes
This table shows the return codes and their description:
| Return Code | Description |
|---|---|
0 | OK. |
1 | Incorrect app file provided. |
2 | Output folder not determined. |
3 | Invalid module name specified. |
4 | Unknown package export error. |
mx create-solution-package Command
The mx create-solution-package command exports the app as a solution package.
Usage
Use the following command pattern:
mx create-solution-package [OPTIONS] TARGET-FILE
These are the OPTIONS:
| Option | Result |
|---|---|
-s, --include-snapshot | Includes a snapshot in the app package. |
-d, --package-dir | Exports the package to the directory. |
--help | Displays the help screen. |
For TARGET-FILE, specify the .mpr app you want to export.
Examples
Here is an example:
mx create-solution-package c:\MyApps\MyApp.mpr
Return Codes
This table shows the return codes and their description:
| Return Code | Description |
|---|---|
0 | OK. |
1 | Incorrect app file provided. |
2 | Output folder not determined. |
4 | Unknown package export error. |