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scrcpy-cli-argument-to-code-mapper

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This skill should generate classes for scrcpy CLI arguments. This skill should be used when adding support for new scrcpy CLI arguments to the app.

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Scrcpy CLI Argument to Code mapper

Supported or plan-to-be-supported arguments are documented inside /docs/scrcpy_options/.

Refer to this folder first to get an idea about the CLI argument. See below for more details.

Steps

  1. Gather information
  2. Create class(es) inside categorised directories

1. Gather information: Option name, description and type

Refer to /docs/scrcpy_options for the categorised and supported options.

Each file lists the options for that category.

The information is in a table format, indicating the scrcpy argument, a short description, it's UI control type and whether it should be inside the "Advanced" section

1. Gather information: Unknown CLI argument

If information for the requested CLI argument cannot be found in the folder:

  • Refer to scrcpy docs and the latest releases
  • Come up with a draft in the following format: argument, description, UI Control type, Advanced?
  • Confirm with the user before proceeding

2. Create class(es)

  • Refer to Supported scrcpy CLI Options to get an understanding of the current structure.
  • Refer to classes inside @lib/application/model/scrcpy/arguments/video to get an understanding of the existing format.
  • Then, proceed to create classes inside their category directory in @lib/application/model/scrcpy/arguments. (Create category directory if it doesn't exist yet)