buildup

Buildup: the fast, easy to use, task runner for everyone.

Requirements:

• node >= v4.x.x

Installation:

$ npm install -g buildup

Usage:

$ buildup <task> [options]

Getting started

First, you need a buildupfile.js. Use this sample one:

// My sample task
module.exports = (buildup) => {
  buildup.task('hello:world', function (done) {
    // Inside here is any task logic
    buildup.logger.info('Hello World!');
    done();
  })
  buildup.task('hello', ['hello:world'], function (done) {
    // Inside here is any task logic
    buildup.logger.info('Welcome to buildup!');
    done();
  })
}

Then run:

$ buildup hello

You should see, on screen:

[info] Running task 'hello'...
[info] Running task 'hello:world'...
[info] Hello World!
[info] Welcome to buildup!

If you want verbose logging, use:

$ DEBUG=buildup,task buildup hello

Then you should see:

$ DEBUG=buildup,task buildup hello
  buildup debug New Server created. +0ms
  buildup debug Server's name is 'buildtest' +4ms
  buildup info Running task 'hello'... +5ms
  buildup debug Loading from file... +0ms
  buildup debug Loading file... +1ms
  task debug Loading task 'hello:world' with no deps... +2ms
  task debug Loaded task 'hello:world'. +1ms
  task debug Loading task 'hello' with deps: [ 'hello:world' ]... +1ms
  task debug Loaded task 'hello' with deps: [ 'hello:world' ]. +2ms
  task debug Running dependent tasks of task 'hello' +1ms
  task info Running task 'hello:world'... +1ms
  task info Hello World! +0ms
  task info Welcome to buildup! +1ms

Tests:

$ npm test

Be Creative!

Be Creative: add all sorts to task logic, e.g:

• Executing build commands
• Compilation of files, such as sass files
• Creation of files
• Execution of test commands