If I want to use library in my project then how to do?
Status update – I’ve officially restarted working on Rush. The next release will ship with a bunch of new exciting features like automatic dependency resolution and support for multi-component extensions among others.
There’s no concrete ETA because it’s been months since I last touched the codebase, but I hope to get this release ready for beta testing by the end of this month. Stay tuned!
I am waiting for new update
Feature request - Please add helper block feature using @Options and @OptionList annotations
Thats pretty cool. I would recommend using mason for generating project template. This way you would be able to separate template logic.
Rush does not support the helper blocks as of now. I haven’t started working on it yet since there’s already a lot on my plate, but they will be available as a part of the next release. If someone’s willing to contribute I’d really appreciate that.
Hello @Taifun
Like i told before rush doesn’t support that , there are problem to import this
import com.google.appinventor.components.common.OptionList;
import com.google.appinventor.components.common.Default;
We appreciate your effort, keep it up
Hi, I am new to extension creation.
I am facing a problem when I try to build it.
Here the error
Here Other things
NOTE: I’m using VS code.
Please help me to solve it
Thank you
You have whitespace in your PC’s default username (IT SPACE
) and Rush doesn’t quite get along with spaces in file paths. However, you can fix this yourself, read the below post:
This isn’t related to your issue but I’d suggest you use IntelliJ IDEA. VS Code fails to index extension libraries in Rush projects, bombarding you with all sorts of false errors. I want to fix this in a future update, but for now, it’s best to use IntelliJ (or Android Studio).
You have JDK 18 on your PATH. Remove it, install JDK 8, and change JDK_HOME
env var.
Can you please share the download url.
Make sure that you have restarted the terminal. If it still shows the same error, try building with the -r
flag, this will invalidate the caches and build the extension afresh.