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> tizen build-native -a x86 -c llvm -C Debug - C:\Users\workspace\basic Build the native project with the x86, llvm, and Debug options.The related link address is modified to a platform-dependent location instead. The JavaScript and CSS files are minimized and the Tizen Web UI framework source is excluded. -opt, -optimize: Optimizes the application size.buildResult directory is created under the project directory by default. -out, -output: Sets the output directory name.This option is only used for applications using the Tizen UI framework. -euf, -exclude-uifw: Specifies whether to exclude the Tizen Web UI framework, and use the Tizen UI framework in the target.By default, the following resources are excluded. -e, -exclude: Specifies a list of exclude files by patterns.If you installed an add-on framework, you can use this option to add the additional build environments (headers and libraries for add-on framework API). -f, -framework: Specifies the add-on framework name.The rootstrap contains information on the profile name, platform version, and the target architecture type. -r, -rootstrap: Specifies the rootstrap name.-j, -jobs: Specifies the number of parallel builds for the native project.-C, -configuration: Specifies the build configuration: Debug (default) or Release.-c, -compiler: Specifies the compiler to build: llvm (default) or gcc.-a, -arch: Specifies the architecture type: x86 (default) or arm.You can check or set the default build options with the cli-config command. If you do not set these options, the default values are used. To build the native project, 3 options are needed: architecture, compiler, and configuration. The command builds the Tizen native or Web project. $ tizen create native-project -p mobile-2.3 -t basic_ui -n basic - ~/workspace > tizen create native-project -p mobile-2.4 -t basic-ui -n basic - C:\Users\workspace Create a template project based on the basic Tizen mobile UI project.-: Specifies the destination directory where the project is created.-n, -name: Specifies the project name.-t, -template: Specifies the template name.-p, -profile: Specifies the profile name.The command creates a Tizen native or Web project from a template. If you specify the argument, a set of frameworks installed for this rootstrap is displayed. The rootstrap is a set of build configurations, which consists of the profile, platform version, and target architecture. The command displays a list of project templates or rootstraps suitable to a given option.ĭisplays the list of project templates for Tizen native applications.ĭisplays the list of project templates for Tizen Web applications.ĭisplays the list of available rootstraps. $ tizen cli-config –g =~/workspace/.metadata/.plugins//profiles.xml

> tizen cli-config –g "=C:\Users\workspace\.metadata\.plugins\\profiles.xml" Display a list of all configurations for which values are set.Removes the CLI configuration key and value. Sets a value for the CLI configuration key.ĭisplays the list of all CLI configuration keys and values. Specifies whether the operation must be done for a global scope (for all installed SDKs or for the current Tizen Studio only). =: Sets the default connection timeout value.=: Sets the default path of security profile file.

=: Sets the default build configuration.

=: Sets the default executable architecture type.

The command displays, sets, replaces, and removes CLI configuration options. For developing an application using the CLI, add the CLI directory path to the $PATH environment variable using the following command: The CLI is located in the $/tools/ide/bin/ directory. It includes the entire development process from creating the project to running the application.

The Command Line Interface (CLI) provides functionalities for developing Tizen applications without Tizen Studio.