Bowler manages Foreman process dependencies for large applications.
Bowler wraps the foreman start command with bowl <processes>, calculates the dependencies required, and automatically enables and disables the relevant processes in Foreman.
Install from the command line:
gem install bowler
Bowler reads from a Pinfile to find your process dependencies. Declaring dependencies is easy:
process :app => [:database, :tiles]
process :api => :database
You can specify a global dependency too.
dependency :database
process :app => :tiles
process :api
To run a process, use the bowl executable:
bowl app
You can run multiple processes at once:
bowl app api
lib/bowler/version.rbCHANGELOG.mdgem build bowler.gemspecgem push <artefact>.gemMIT License
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