art-cli

Why?

Tool to run and organize scripts in hierarchy with single entry point.

Features

• Script is just a script.
• Flat namespace mean that all virtual script paths should be unique globally.
• All scripts is near your project files but available in any CLI context globally.
• Organize scripts in virtual hierarchy per projects with flat namespace.
• Virtual paths reflection allow to view all available scripts per projects:
  • If specify the script path - art-cli run the script with parameters
  • If specify the script folder path - art-cli display the all available scripts for this path.

Example

Files structure: /opt/art/p - workspace root with project folders (may contain a symbolic links).

project1       <-- your first project folder
  ...
  art-cli      <-- tool folder (by convention all your project related scripts is here)
    tools      <-- custom folder
      a        <-- script
      b        <-- script
      deploy   <-- custom folder
        dev    <-- script
        prod   <-- script
...
project2       <-- your next project folder
  ...
  art-cli      <-- tool folder
    apps       <-- custom folder
      run      <-- script
    configure  <-- script

Run art

Observe all available commands from root.

user@ubuntu:~$ art
[art-cli]
1) art . env
2) art . help
3) art . projects
4) art . version

[project1]
1) * art tools - 4 command(s)

[project2]
1) * art apps - 1 command(s)
2) . art configure

Run art tools

Observe all available commands for tools path.

user@ubuntu:~$ art tools
[project1]
1) . art tools/a
2) . art tools/b
3) * art tools/deploy - 2 command(s)

Run art tools/deploy

Observe all available commands for tools/deploy path.

user@ubuntu:~$ art tools/deploy
[project1]
1) art . tools/deploy/dev
2) art . tools/deploy/prod

Run art/apps

Observe all available commands for apps path.

user@ubuntu:~$ art apps
[project2]
1) art . apps/run

Setup

Install

bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/art-ws/art-cli/master/install.sh)

Uninstall

bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/art-ws/art-cli/master/uninstall.sh)

Requirements

• Git
• Ubuntu