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Copyright (c) 2020 mitchell
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of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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# run(.fish)
This repo contains my run(.fish) script. It serves as a central place to store and document commands
related to a project. It was written with the KISS principle at the forefront of my mind. New
versions will only ever be simple enough to understand almost immediately.
In this repo is a hello world example. You can just copy this script to your repo and replace it's
command functions with your own. You're encouraged to modify it to your needs, but I urge you to
keep the KISS principle in mind as well. Shell scripts have a way of getting away from you (who
knew?).

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#!/usr/bin/env fish #!/usr/bin/env fish
# This 'run script' serves as a central place to store frequently run commands for this project. # This run(.fish) script serves as a central place to store frequently run commands for this project.
# Source: https://github.com/mitchell/run.fish
### Config ### ### Config ###
# Top-level configurations, like function prefixes and argument delimeters # Top-level configurations, like function prefixes and argument delimeters
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### Commands ### ### Commands ###
# Add, edit, and remove commands freely below. # Add, edit, and remove commands freely below.
# To add a command simply create a function with this naming scheme: run_{command}. # To add a command simply create a function with this naming scheme: {run_func_prefix}_{name}.
# #
function run_hello function run_hello
echo 'hello, world!' echo 'hello, world!'
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end end
### Command Execution ### ### Command Execution ###
# Do not edit, unless you want to alter how to script runs commands. # Do not edit, unless you want to alter how to script executes commands.
# #
# This script can execute 1 or more commands like makefile. It can also receive 1 argument per # This script can execute 1 or more commands like makefile. It can also receive 1 argument per
# command in the following format: {command}.{argument}. # command in the following format: {name}{run_arg_delimeter}{argument}.
# #
# Examples: # Examples:
# ./run hello # ./run hello