Sometimes I make reminds me how old I am, yash makes me feel like a baby again.
Getting started
Install with pip install yash.
The yash command will print out the jobs it find. Pipe it to bash if you want to execute what it generates:
yash # lists jobs
yash jobname # print a job in bash
yash jobname | bash -eux # run a job in a local bash shellIt will look for jobs in a yash.yml file that you could write as such:
---
env:
someglobal: foo
---
name: example
script:
- myvar=x
- some
--super
--long=$myvar
lineThen you could see your generated bash with yaml example and execute it with yaml example | bash -eux or something.
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