It uses a simple python script (Cakefile) located in the project root to define its tasks. Cake can be run and can run tasks from anywhere within the project.
Features
Task descriptions
Task arguments
Colored output
Usage
List all tasks
cake
Execute task
cake [name] [args]
Example
$ cat Cakefile
from cake.lib import task, path
@task("header information")
def test(value='test'):
""" task description """
print('current dir: %s' % path.current)
print('project dir: %s' % path.root)
print('running with value %s' % value)
$ cake (in /home/alex/work/cake/examples) cake test # task description
$ cake test example (in /home/alex/work/cake/examples) ** test: header information current dir: /home/alex/work/cake/examples project dir: /home/alex/work/cake/examples running with value example
Install
pip install cake
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Metadata
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Release files for cake 0.2.3
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