Eask

CLI for building, running, testing, and managing your Emacs Lisp dependencies

Eask was built to use as a package development tool in your Elisp packages. But now, Eask supports various types of Emacs Lisp tasks. It can be used in three major ways:

Dev tool for Elisp packages
Dependency management for your configuration
Run elisp programs for all other purposes

So what are the major differences between Eask and other build tools like Cask, makem.sh, and Eldev, other than the things above?

Good question! Eask is more than a build tool now, it can be used for various purposes! But here are Eask aims to be:

Consistent enough to sandbox across all systems
General enough to have Emacsers frequently used commands (byte-compile, checkdoc, etc)
Robust enough to provide useful results even in the presence of user errors
Dependency-free so that the tool can be run on any platform

P.S. See Why Eask? for more detailed information.

🔗 Links

💡 node is not required to use Eask!

🧪 Testing

Documentation

Description	Done	Status
Keep the documentation page up to date	✔

Development

Description	Done	Status
Compile source and check redefined	✔
Compatibility check for each Emacs version	✔
Build executables	✔

Commands

Description	Done	Status
Test commands in global (`~/.eask/`) mode	✔
Test commands in config (`~/.emacs.d/`) mode	✔
Test commands in development (`./`) mode	✔
Test install packages	✔
Test link packages	✔
Test `docker` command	✔
Test `exec` command	✔
Test `emacs` command	✔
Test search packages	✔
Test upgrade and check outdated packages	✔
`Eask`-file checker	✔