Bash is both a great and a mad tool.
Calabash calls Bash commands from CoffeeScript. And make it easier to be used in small tasks.
You may install this from NPM:
sudo npm install -g calabash
And use it togather with node-dev to run commands at background:
require("calabash").do "first parameter as comment",
"pkill -f doodle"
"coffee -o lib/ -wbc coffee/"
"jade -o build/ -wP layout/"
"style -o build/ -w layout/"
"node-dev server.coffee"
"doodle build/"
Or just run in an Array:
require('../coffee').run [
'echo 1'
'echo 2'
]
With v0.1.0 new syntax is availale to add tasks in dev.coffee:
bash = require 'calabash'
bash.add 'task lily',
'echo lily'
bash.add 'task ted',
'echo ted'
bash.go()
and trigger a special task with coffee dev.coffee lily.
It would be better to use it with node-dev to enable reloading.
MIT
FAQs
Calabash offsers a shortcut for bash command-lines
The npm package calabash receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, calabash popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that calabash demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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