Dirt

Run TS functions as tasks. It’s ridiculously simple.

Installation

deno install -Af --name dirt https://deno.land/x/dirt@1.0.0/main.ts

Example

Create a devops.ts file in the root directory of your project…

export function foo(args: string[]) {
    console.log(`Task '${foo}' was called with args: ${args.join(', ')}`)
}

… then, run the foo task that was just created:

dirt --foo arg1 arg2

Detailed Usage

USAGE: devops [...tasks] [...options] [...arguments]

Tasks:
  A task is any function or variable exported from \`devops.ts\` or \`devops/mod.ts\`. All
  tasks must specified in long option notation (with two dashes), or, if it is only one
  letter long, in alias notation (with one dash). All tasks will be converted
  to camelCase before calling a function.

Options:
  --deploy         Tasks that support a deployment stage should deploy. Sets $DEPLOY to "1"
  --reload         Tasks that supports should reload any locally cached remote dependencies.
                   Sets $RELOAD_DEPS to "1"
  --production     Notify the tasks that they are running in a production
                   environment
  --staging        Notify the tasks that they are running in a staging
                   environment
  --verbose        Display a verbose amount of logs. Sets $LOG_LEVEL to "verbose"
  --quiet          Log as little as possible. Sets $LOG_LEVEL to "quiet"

Arguments:
  Because all the CLI inputs so far have been in the form of traditional CLI
  options, any traditional arguments will be passed directly to the tasks first
  arguments as an  array of strings.

  If multiple tasks are being executed, arguments can be prefixed with a task
  name (as defined in the devops.ts file), followed by two colons. This
  signifies that the argument should only be passed into that particular task.

Examples:
  Run the \`webApp\` task in a dev environment, reloading any cached remote dependencies, and passing
  in the single argument "5000".
  
  > devops --web-app --reload 3000

  Run the \`ci\` task in staging environment

  > devops --ci --staging

  Run the \`ios\` task in production, telling the task that it must also perform
  a deployment.

  > devops --ios --production --deploy

  Run the \`ios\`, \`android\`, \`w\`, \`s\`, and \`mac\` tasks in development, sending
  an argument of "81810jvn2u2j" to all tasks, and an additional argument of
  "8000" to the \`s\` task only.

  > devops --ios --android -ws --mac 81810jvn2u2j s::8000

No Tasks

If no tasks are specified, the default export of the devops.ts file will be called like a task.

Environments

The environment is always dev unless the--stagingor --production flags are passed.

Task will be able to access the resolved environment in the ENV environment variable.

Log Verb

The log verb is always “normal” unless the --quiet or --verbose flags are passed.

Task will be able to access the resolved environment in the LOG_LEVEL environment variable.

Contributing

Hell yeah!

# fork and clone repo
deno test . --watch