A language-agnostic build tool wrote to be efficient, easy, and extensible.
Clockwork is still in beta and is unstable!
View the documentation here.
There is a script to install Clockwork which we can use here. It is designed for Linux but should work on macOS and WSL.
If you are so inclined, contributing an installation script for other operating systems would be very useful :D
v download -RD https://raw.githubusercontent.com/EmmaTheMartian/clockwork/refs/heads/main/scripts/install.vsh
This script will install Clockwork for your user. It will be cloned to
~/.local/share/clockwork/
.
$ git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/emmathemartian/clockwork ~/.local/share/clockwork
$ cd clockwork
$ v -prod -o build/clockwork .
$ ln -s ./build/clockwork ~/.local/bin/clockwork
Remove the ~/.local/bin/clockwork
symlink and ~/.local/share/clockwork
To update just the Clockwork executable: clockwork --update
Make a file called build.maple
in your project's root. Populate it with the
following:
config:msg = 'Hello, World!'
task:hello = {
run = 'echo "${msg}"'
}
Then run clockwork hello
to see Hello, World!
in the terminal.
For a proper example, see the
example/
directory.
You can also view the documentation here.
Clockwork is a tiny little project, so I have decided to license it under both MIT and the Unlicense. If you want to use the Clockwork source for your own purposes, utilize whichever license works best for you :D