What is pylp?
Pylp is a task runner for Python3 that lets you automate tasks.
It’s inspired by gulp.js.
Pylp use a syntax similar to Gulp, making this task runner easy to
learn and simple to use.
Task process is completely asynchronous thanks to asyncio module,
which provides a fast execution.
Documentation
Check out the documentation for a Getting started guide, API docs
or making a plugin.
Sample pylpfile.py
This file is an example of what you can do with Pylp.
import pylp
from pylpconcat import concat
# Concat all js files from 'src' folder
pylp.task('js', lambda:
pylp.src('src/**/*.js')
.pipe(concat('all.min.js'))
.pipe(pylp.dest('build/js'))
)
# The default task (called when you run 'pylp' from cli)
pylp.task('default', ['js'])1 maintainer
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