I want to make a custom build of my Dojo project. For example, it is located at D:/projects/myproject,. and I have the Dojo SDK at D:/programs/dojo1.8. I want to separate Dojo and my project code to be independent of Dojo version.
When I'm building a custom package is it required to have the Dojo SDK in the same folder as the main project (i.e. D:/projects/myproject/dojo)? Or may I launch the Dojo builder in a totally unrelated folder, specifying my project's package.js as a parameter?
Such as D:/programs/dojo1.8/buildscripts/build.bat --profile D:/projects/myproject/package.js. If so, what should I use as the basePath, releaseDir and packages options in my package.js file?
It is possible to include unrelated packages in the build.
In the command line specify the package you want to add, such as.
The specified package folder should contain a file named package.json with a package description. Format of the file could be found in dojo build documentation. Standard dojo, dijit and dojox packages have it. But nowhere said it must contain "directories: {lib: '.'}" entry to be built by dojo builder.
You may specify several packages separated by commas.