aergie:一个简单的替代makefile的方法

<h1 align="center"></h1> [](https://github.com/IQ2i/aergie/actions) [](https://goreportcard.com/report/github.com/IQ2i/aergie) [](https://coveralls.io/github/IQ2i/aergie?branch=master) # Installation Run the following installer to download the Aergie binary: ```bash curl -sS https://get.aergie.com/install | sudo bash ``` If you can, run the above command in sudo. This will allow the installer to put the script in a better directory and to install the autocompletion. # How to use Aergie The first thing to do is to create a file at the root of your project. The file can have several possible names: * `.aergie.yml` * `.aergie.yaml` Then you just need to declare two blocks: ### `commands` (require) This is where you can declare the different commands that allow you to work on your project. A command is form with: | | Description | Example (see example below) | |-------|---------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------| | name | This is the key of the command element | `start` | | help | Sentence to describe what the command does | `help: Start docker compose` | | steps | An array with each action to be carried out | `steps: [docker-compose up -d]` | Example: ```yaml commands: start: help: Start docker compose steps: - docker-compose up -d stop: help: Stop docker compose steps: - docker-compose stop install: help: Install my application steps: - ${php} composer install - ... ``` ### `variables` (optional) You can declare variables to use in your steps: ```yaml variables: php: docker exec -it php_container_name commands: install: help: Install my application steps: - ${php} composer install ```