A simple command runner
Project description
A simple command runner that uses argparse from the Python standard library under the hood. Python 3 only (3.3 and up).
Basic Usage
Define a command:
from runcommands import command
from runcommands.commands import local
@command
def test(config):
local(config, 'python -m unittest discover .')Show its help:
> runcommands test -h usage: test [-h] optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit
Run it:
> runcommands test .......... ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ran 0 tests in 0.000s OK
See the main documentation for more information on installation, defining & running commands, configuration, etc.
Features
Multiple commands can be run in sequence: run --env staging build deploy
Commands can be run in a specified environment
Built-in help/usage via argparse
Command line completion
Documentation
Detailed documentation is on Read the Docs.
License
MIT. See the LICENSE file in the source distribution.
TODO
Improve command line completion
Add more documentation and examples
Write tests
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