taku-cli 0.2.4

Simple script manager for creating, running, and syncing bash scripts

Taku

Simple script manager for creating, running, and syncing scripts.

Installation

uv tool install taku-cli

or

uv tool install "taku-cli[bling]" # just add some colors

Quick Start

# Create a new script
taku new hello

# Edit a script
taku edit hello

# Run a script
taku run hello

Commands

• taku new <name> [--template/-t <name>] - Create a new script from template
• taku list - List all scripts
• taku get <name> - Show script details
• taku edit <name> - Edit a script
• taku run <name> [args...] - Run a script with optional arguments
• taku rm <name> - Remove a script
• taku install <name|all> - Install script to ~/.local/bin
• taku uninstall <name|all> - Remove script from ~/.local/bin
• taku sync --push - Commit and push changes to git
• taku sync - Pull changes from git
• taku systemd --install - Install systemd timer for auto-sync
• taku systemd --remove - Remove systemd timer

Configuration

Set the scripts directory:

export TAKU_SCRIPTS=~/my-scripts

Default: ~/scripts

Templates

Create templates in <scripts-dir>/.templates/ and use with:

taku new myapp --template python

Template resolution order:

1. <scripts-dir>/.templates/<template-name>
2. ./<template-name> (current directory)

Templates can use ${script_name} variable for substitution.

Example Python template (~/.scripts/.templates/python):

#!/usr/bin/env -S uv run --script
# /// script
# requires-python = ">=3.12"
# dependencies = []
# ///


def main() -> None:
    print("Hello from $script_name!")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()