package b0
Software construction and deployment kit
Install
Dune Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
b0-0.0.3.tbz
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doc/cmdlet_manual.html
Cmdlet manual
This manual shows how to deal with B0 cmdlets and create your own.
Basics
Basic operations on cmdlets are provided by the b0 cmdlet
command.
b0 cmdlet list # List cmdlets
Making your own
Let's make a simple cmdlet that invokes a script at the root of your project:
Yaddada root vs scope
let run_script ~script env args =
let scope_dir = B0_cmdlet.Env.scope_dir env in
let script = Fpath.(scope_dir // script) in
let cwd = Option.value ~default:scope_dir cwd in
Os.Exit.exec ~cwd script Cmd.(path script %% args)
let mycmd =
B0_cmdlet.v "mycmd" ~doc:"Run mycmd" @@
run_script ~script:(Fpath.v "scripts/mycmd")
Even though you should rewrite all these scripts as OCaml cmdlets a direct short cut for the above boilerplate is provided. Use B0_cmdlet.exec
:
let mycmd =
B0_cmdlet.v "mycmd" ~doc:"Run mycmd" @@
B0_cmdlet.exec (Fpath.v "scripts/mycmd")
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