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Validate, inspect, and analyze iDempiere plugins using idempiere-cli. Use when the user wants to check plugin structure, view metadata, or analyze dependencies.
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SOC 직업 분류 기준
Build, deploy, and distribute iDempiere plugins using Maven and idempiere-cli. Use when the user wants to compile, deploy, or distribute their iDempiere plugin.
Scaffold a new iDempiere plugin project using idempiere-cli. Use when the user wants to create a new plugin, extension, or customization for iDempiere.
Migrate iDempiere plugins between platform versions using idempiere-cli. Use when the user wants to upgrade or downgrade their plugin to match a different iDempiere version.
Add new components or modules to an existing iDempiere plugin using idempiere-cli. Use when the user wants to add a callout, process, event handler, form, or other component to their plugin.
Bootstrap and validate an iDempiere development environment using idempiere-cli. Use when the user wants to set up a new iDempiere development machine or check if their environment is ready.
Create iDempiere server distribution packages (ZIP) for all platforms. Use when the user wants to build and package the iDempiere server for deployment.
| name | idempiere-cli-validate-analyze |
| description | Validate, inspect, and analyze iDempiere plugins using idempiere-cli. Use when the user wants to check plugin structure, view metadata, or analyze dependencies. |
This skill guides you through validating and analyzing iDempiere plugins using idempiere-cli.
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
validate | Check plugin structure and configuration |
info | Show plugin metadata and components |
deps | Analyze plugin dependencies |
Validates the plugin's OSGi configuration files for correctness.
# Validate current directory
idempiere-cli validate
# Validate specific plugin
idempiere-cli validate /path/to/my-plugin
# Strict mode (treat warnings as errors)
idempiere-cli validate --strict
# Quiet mode (no output on success)
idempiere-cli validate --quiet
# JSON output for CI/CD parsing
idempiere-cli validate --json
META-INF/MANIFEST.MF - OSGi bundle headers and syntaxbuild.properties - Tycho build configurationpom.xml - Maven/Tycho configurationOSGI-INF/*.xml - Service component descriptorsplugin.xml - Eclipse extension points| Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0 | Validation passed (no errors) |
| 1 | Validation failed (errors found) |
| 2 | Passed with warnings (with --strict) |
# Fail build on any error
idempiere-cli validate ./my-plugin || exit 1
# Fail build on warnings too
idempiere-cli validate --strict ./my-plugin || exit 1
# Quiet mode for scripts
idempiere-cli validate --quiet ./my-plugin && echo "OK"
Displays detailed information about the plugin.
# Show plugin info
idempiere-cli info
# Specific directory
idempiere-cli info --dir=/path/to/my-plugin
# JSON output
idempiere-cli info --json
Analyzes plugin dependencies by scanning Java imports and comparing with MANIFEST.MF.
# Analyze dependencies
idempiere-cli deps
# Specific directory
idempiere-cli deps --dir=/path/to/my-plugin
# JSON output
idempiere-cli deps --json
cd org.mycompany.myplugin
# 1. Check plugin structure
idempiere-cli validate
# 2. View plugin metadata
idempiere-cli info
# 3. Check for missing/unused dependencies
idempiere-cli deps
--json) is available for most commands, useful for CI/CD pipelines and scripting.validate is recommended before every deploy to catch configuration issues early.