A cargo subcommand for making it easier to work with (and make) Skyline plugins.
cargo-skyline 3.2.0
USAGE:
cargo skyline <SUBCOMMAND>
FLAGS:
-h, --help Prints help information
-V, --version Prints version information
SUBCOMMANDS:
build Build the current plugin as an NRO
check Check if the current plugin builds and emit any errors found
clean-project Clean a pre-existing project files no longer needed for the latest version
clippy Emit beginner-helpful lints and warnings
cp Copy a file over FTP
doc Document the current plugin and its dependencies
help Prints this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
install Build the current plugin and install to a switch over FTP
list List the files in the plugin directory for the given game
listen Listen for logs being output from a switch running skyline at the given ip
new Create a new plugin from a template
package Package plugin and latest Skyline into a zip file to prepare it for release
restart Install the current plugin and listen for skyline logging
restart-game Restart the given game using restart-plugin
rm Delete a file in the plugin directory for the given game
run Install the current plugin and listen for skyline logging
self-update Update cargo-skyline command
set-ip Set the IP address of the switch to install to
show-ip Show the currently configured IP address
update Update libraries for current plugin folder
update-std Download the latest stdlib for aarch64-skyline-switch
cargo install cargo-skyline
Create a new plugin called fps_counter
(in a folder of the same name) in the current directory:
cargo skyline new fps_counter
Build the current plugin as an nro:
cargo skyline build
Set the ip of the Switch to install to as 192.168.0.0
:
cargo skyline set-ip 192.168.0.0
Install the current plugin on a switch at ip 192.168.0.0
for an application with title of 01006A800016E000
:
cargo skyline install --ip 192.168.0.0 --title-id 01006A800016E000
Note: if the IP has been set, it can be omitted from the arguments (or overriden using the arguments).
To set a default title id for a plugin use the following format in Cargo.toml
:
[package.metadata.skyline]
titleid = "01006A800016E000"
Install the current plugin to the default IP and title ID, then listen for output from the console:
cargo skyline run
docker build -t cargo-skyline .
docker run it cargo-skyline cargo skyline --help