It's a bash script that generates a selection menu from a simple configuration file.
Config:
[Cache: Flush && Clean]
exec=php bin/magento cache:flush && php bin/magento cache:clean
[Setup: Upgrade]
exec=php bin/magento setup:upgrade
...
Because it's easier than making an alias or copying and pasting commands.
You can install via composer with composer require npoole81/mup
Just type 'mup' and you'll be given the default menu which you can customize or override.
mup
You can use MUP recursively and create sub-menus.
[Main Item]
exec=mup -c sub-menu.conf
and then in sub-menu.conf
[Sub Menu Item]
exec=date
In the config entry, you can provide a "callback" command which is used after a menu item is completed.
[Sub Menu Item]
exec=date
callback=mup
In this example, after executing the command date, MUP will call itself (with the default menu).
If no callback is set, after a menu item is selected MUP will exit.
By default MUP looks for $EXECUTABLE_NAME-menu.conf in the same directory as the bash file. That is, if you rename 'mup' to 'foobar' it will look for 'foobar-menu.conf'.
You can pass the conf parameter (-c|--conf) to MUP to specify the config file to use.
mup -c /home/$user/configFile.conf
You can pass the execute parameter (-e|--execute) to MUP to specify a series of selections to run sequentially.
mup -e 1,2,3
NOTE: This method does not execute callbacks.
MUP will still confirm the commands it's about to run.
You can pass the no-interaction parameter (-n|--no-interaction) along with --execute to not require confirmation before running commands.
mup -e 1,2,3 -n
MUP will look for the file .mup/mup-menu.conf relative to the current working directory and by default use it for the config file.
You can bypass this by passing the config (-c|--config) parameter the value 'DEFAULT'.
mup -c default