Dog

simple project management.
Inspired by npm run COMMAND

Installation

clone the repo

git clone https://www.github.com/donkere-vader/dog.git

Place the dogmodule somewhere logical

cd dog
mv dogmodule ~/bin

Either add an alias to your .bash_aliases

alias dog="python3 ~/bin/dogmodule"

Or make a shell script to launch the file ~/bin/dog

#!/bin/bash
python3 ~/bin/dogmodule $@

There are two options. Just one simple file. Or if you want to use some more advanced scripts to run a folder

project structure in the case of a file:

# -- snip --
dog.json

project structure in the case of a folder:

# -- snip --
dog/
    dog.json
    customscript1.sh  # example
    customscript2.sh  # example

This is an example of a config file in the case of a file: dog.json

{
    "commands": {
        "example": "echo test"
    }
}

This is an example of a config file in the case of a folder:
dog/dog.json

{
    "commands": {
        "example": {"file": "customscript1.sh"}
    }
}

dog example

The flags for the dog command

If you want to use another file than "dog.json" or another folder than "dog" that is possible wit the --file (-f) and the --folder flags.

dog example --file other.json --folder other

Will look for the example command in other/other.json

Well if people can name there unix commands after animals: cat. Then I want to name mine after a dog. Because dogs are the best

(I know the cat from the cat command doesn't stand for the animal)