Rocketwheel Command

Command line tool for encoding, building and deploying player packages.

Install

To install the gem:

gem install rocketwheel-command

To update the gem:

gem update rocketwheel-command

Usage

Versions

Lists the various versions of the player.

rocket versions

New

Start a new project with the default template.

rocket new foobar

Build

Copies all files from the ./source directory to the ./build directory, compiles any erb templates, and downloads and installs the player into the ./build/demoplayer directory.

rocket build

ERB templates (files ending in .tt, which have ruby code embedded) are rendered with the following local variables assigned:

• player_options: A hash of player options.
• playlist: An array of hashes, representing the playlist.
• manifest: The parsed Rocketfile.yml

Encode

Using transloadit, encodes all files in ./source/videos and places them in ./build/videos

rocket encode

By default, it will use these transloadit steps, but you can override the steps by specifiying them as the transloadit.steps key in the Rocketfile.yml. See the transloadit docs for more information.

Deploy

Uploads all files in the ./build directory to S3. Uses the credentials from the s3 key in your Rocketfile.yml.

rocket deploy

Releasing

To release a new version of the gem:

1. Bump the version number in ./lib/rocketwheel/command/version.rb
2. Commit changes

   git commit -am "Bumped version"

1. Push the gem to rubygems

   rake release

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request