makeit is a command-line tool designed to enhance your productivity by enabling easy viewing and execution of Makefile targets. Whether you're working on a small project or managing complex builds, makeit simplifies your workflow by bringing the power of Makefiles directly to your terminal.
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Ease of Use: Instantly view and run Makefile targets from the command line without memorizing complex commands.
Flexibility: Works with any Makefile in your current directory or specify a custom Makefile to use.
Enhanced Feedback: Opt for verbose output to see exactly what commands are being executed, helping you understand your build process better.
To install makeit, ensure you have Go installed on your system, then run the following command:
go install github.com/nycruz/makeit@latest
This command installs the latest version of makeit, making it available in your system's PATH.
- Default Usage: Simply run
makeit
in the terminal to view and execute targets from the Makefile in your current directory.
makeit
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- Using a Custom Makefile: To use a different Makefile, use the
-f
option followed by the path to your custom Makefile.
makeit -f Makefile.dev
- Verbose Output: For a detailed view of the commands being executed, use the
-v
option to enable verbose output.
makeit -v
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