Commands

Running dragon without any arguments will list available commands, many of which have multiple aliases.

You can combine most commands to do multiple actions with one command.

Packaging Commands

Creating a new project/module

dragon n, dragon new, dragon nic, dragon edit, or dragon create will open the Project Editor

Building a package

dragon b, dragon build, or dragon make builds a package

Building a package for release

The r / release command can be added to the build command to define “NDEBUG” and undefine “DEBUG” within compiled code.

Passing this flag will also cause the contents of the DragonMake variable dbgflags to be ignored, and the contents of releaseflags to be used instead.

Clean Building a package

dragon c or dragon clean will clean the ‘build cache’

Combine it with the build command to run a clean build (e.g. dragon c b)

Device Commands

Setting up a device

dragon s or dragon device will set up an installation target

Installing a package

dragon i or dragon install installs a package

Combine it with the build command, or use dragon do to build and install a package

Respringing a device

dragon rs or dragon respring will respring the current device (i.e. current installation target)

Running a command on the device

dragon dr <commands> or dragon devicerun <commands> will execute anything after the command on the current device (i.e. current installation target) [don’t use quotes]

Installing any deb on the device

dragon sn <file> or dragon send <file> will install a .deb anywhere on your drive to the current device (i.e. current installation target)

Building and installing to the iOS Simulator

Adding the sim command to a set of commands targets the simulator. If added to an install command, it will install the specified deb to the iOS simulator