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alexjlockwood
Question: Any way to use this online? Or inside Android Studio as a plugin?
Android Studio > Preferences (or Settings) > External Tools > +
Now when the vector file is open in Android studio Tools > External Tools > Avocado. 🎉
I don't understand. How do I install it for Windows?
Just inatall NodeJS from the official site, then reboot PC (to apply paths into PATH) and install as described in the README.
Seems it succeeded to install.
Can I safely call avocado *.xml on the ".../res/drawable" folder of the project, knowing it won't cause any damage to VectorDrawable, and also will skip files that are not VectorDrawable ?
@AndroidDeveloperLB Feel free to take a look at https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/23263-avocado/
@Drjacky Cool! Does it work for you? I chose it from the context menu and I don't see any changes. No UI. No dialog. No nothing... Are there any requirements?
@Drjacky Cool! Does it work for you? I chose it from the context menu and I don't see any changes. No UI. No dialog. No nothing... Are there any requirements?
https://github.com/Drjacky/Avocado#requirement Although I tried to do it in the code; seems needs to be improved.
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And for now, it works only on one file.
@Drjacky It doesn't say what to install. I tried this: https://nodejs.org/en/download/ I let it install all the additional stuff. Took about half an hour for this to end.
Still the addon doesn't do anything.
@Drjacky It doesn't say what to install. I tried this: https://nodejs.org/en/download/ I let it install all the additional stuff. Took about half an hour for this to end.
Still the addon doesn't do anything.
Install node.
Right click on the content of the opened XML (which is under drawable or drawable-* folders). when clicked, switch to another tab and come back to the XML tab and you will see IDE updated it. (It's the IDE bug/performance issue that doesn't update the edited file immediately) Or Right click on the XML item on the left project pane (which is under drawable or drawable-* folders).
@AndroidDeveloperLB Feel free to open an issue here https://github.com/Drjacky/Avocado/issues and we can continue from there.
@Drjacky It's not what I've linked to? Using cmd, I can see that writing "node" does show result:
That's not it? What am I supposed to do?
OK written here: https://github.com/Drjacky/Avocado/issues/110
Thanks