# How to bundle a SMILE application?

To bundle the full application:

[Lottery] $ smile clean; prepare; generate; compile;
[Lottery] $ bundle
...
info] release file created at : /Users/pallavi/training/lottery/release/lottery-lottery-0.1.zip

To create a custom bundle:
1. Define the bundle in ksmile with the modules that needs to be included. For example, to create a bundle with name lottery_read of only the projection related modules:
```
bundle lottery_read(LotteryStream, LotteryQuery, LotteryReadMongo)
```
2. run command bundle <bundle-name>
```
[Lottery] $ bundle lottery_read
...
[info] release file created at : /Users/pallavi/training/lottery/release/lottery-lottery_read-0.1.zip
```
3. You can also create a bundle and include all the components as follows:
```
bundle pack all 
```
  In this case the bundle will be created with name lottery-pack-0.1.zip
To create an environment specific bundle:
1. Inside the bundle folder within project-home/release, create a folder with the env name, for example: stage
```
@$:~/training/lottery/release/lottery_read>mkdir stage
```
1. copy the start & stop server scripts from the project-home/release/<bundle-name> folder.
```
@$:~/training/lottery/release/lottery_read>cp *.sh stage/
```
1. Update the scripts to include the env-name For example: edit start-server.sh as follows:
```
nohup ./bin/lottery -Dsmile.env=stage -Dhttp.port=9000 -Dpidfile.path=play.pid & 
```
Consider this folder as the placeholder for any env specific files that needs to go into the bundle.
1. run command bundle <bundle-name> <env-name>
```
[Lottery] $ bundle lottery_read stage
...
[info] release file created at : /Users/pallavi/training/lottery/release/lottery-lottery_read-0.1.zip
```

Note: In all the above cases the bundle gets created inside project-home/release folder with a .zip extension.