Pun

Pun mini task to build, deploy or anything you like in your project

• Free software: MIT license
• Documentation: https://pun.readthedocs.io.

In development

Features

• Run task (of course).
• Run multiple tasks at once
• Run a required task when a task need to run other task
• load a fixture (like in pytest)

Usage

You need a punfile.py to run a task.

To create a sample punfile.py run:

$ pun init

After [ success ] init, you get you sample punfile.py in your current directory:

import pun


DEFAULT = 'default'


@pun.task()
def default():
    """
    Run default action.
    """

    text = "This is a sample punfile (you can edit)"

    pun.run('echo', text)

A task is a function decorated with @pun.task().

To run this default task, type:

$ pun default
$ # or just
$ pun

We can omit task name (default) because we set DEFAULT = 'default'.

DEFAULT is a variable to handle a default task name to run if we don't provide a task name in console.

As you can see pun.run() function run passed arguments in a shell, the first argument can be a callable and all arguments after it are passed to that callable.

Credits

This package was created with Cookiecutter and the audreyr/cookiecutter-pypackage project template.