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brigadier

v0.5.2

Published

Simplistic JavaScript automation tool

Downloads

8

Readme

Brigadier

npm build windows

Simplistic JavaScript automation tool.

Syntax

Project file for Brigadier is a simple Node.js module with some instrumentation in global context.

You could use built-in Brigadier commands or just write any JavaScript code.

Tasks

Project should declare at least one task. Default one is default.

brigadier path/to/project
task('default', () => {
	// Let's do something awesome by default!
});

Of course, tasks could run each other, with optional configuration.

brigadier path/to/project work
task('work', () => {
	run('talk', {blah: 'blah'});
});

task('talk', (config) => {
	log(config);
});

Configuration

Top-level task takes project.config configuration from command line.

brigadier path/to/project task --option=value --flag
task('task', (config) => {
	// project.config.option === config.option === 'value'
	// project.config.flag === config.flag === true
});

There is default configuration flag — verbose. It simply enables trace output.

brigadier path/to/project task --verbose

Commands

All built-in commands are synchronous. Unfortunately, there are no complete list with explanation yet.

task run ran fail exit

info log trace

copy read write files dirs exists mkdir rmdir symlink

background exec

concat each inspect map

Examples

Check example/project.js for inspiration.

API

var brigadier = require('brigadier');
brigadier.parse('path/to/project');
brigadier.build('task');