Minimal task runner.
run is an extremely minimal task runner that supports a shell-lite syntax.
git clone https://github.com/jackmordaunt/run
cd run
cargo install --path .
An example run file:
// Build binary paramaterized by some C library.
$cc -o tmp.exe foo.c $lib
// Run it with some arguments in a shell pipeline.
tmp.exe --flag-one $flag-one | tail $1
// Cleanup afterward.
rm *.exe
Run it like this:
run build.run -cc gcc -lib foobar.h -flag-one foo 10
Very simple. '$' denotes a variable. Words declare named variables, numbers declare positional variables. Comments are C-like, denoted by '//'.
For example:
// Positional variables.
echo $1 $2 $3
// Named variables.
echo $foo $bar $baz
- For personal use (experimental, use at your own risk).
- Highly portable because it's minimal.
- Sick of looking at powershell, bash, make, and co.
- Does the 80% solution of running paramatarised commands in sequence.
- Features added via personal workflow.
- Not trying to support the universe.
- No turing complete language included.