commandline

Command line mode

You are able to turn your mobile web pages into apps by calling pgbuild.php there are tree options
-f fetches the pages from web server
-c compiles and send app to build.phonegap.com
-p path to project config (see configuration section below)

ex.
fetch the html pages and compile
php pgbuild.php -f -c -p"./connectors/sample/projects/jquerymobile_docs/jqm-project.php"

fetch the html pages only
php pgbuild.php -f -p"./connectors/sample/projects/jquerymobile_docs/jqm-project.php"

Compile app on build.phonegap.com only, handy if only icons, project titles ect are changed.
php pgbuild.php -c -p"./connectors/sample/projects/jquerymobile_docs/jqm-project.php"

When you call pgpbuild.php with -c on a new project the last lines in the output tells you how to update your project file with the apps id on build.phonegap.com. Subsequent compiles will then update that app on build.phonegap.com not create a new one.

Configuration

When using PGBuild in cli mode you save project independent options in config/config.php.
The options for the project is stored in a php file on the form:
'name'='my app'; // more options see some of the sample projects return $project; ?>

This file is specified in the -p options when pgbuild.php is called.