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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
As a developer, I want a command that is fast-to-type and easy-to-remember to list the available tasks within my repo, and I want the output to be colorized and easy to read. The current command moon query tasks is both too long and the formatting leaves a lot to be desired in terms of clarity.
For example, many popular task runners provide a -l flag for this purpose (nox, tox, just).
Describe the solution you'd like
I think moon ls would be a good name.
The output could be something like the following, but with color for clarity:
The goal of this command is to provide developers with an overview of what tasks they can execute at a glance. This is the sort of command I find myself needing all the time time for the first few months in a new repo while I'm getting up to speed and I don't have all the task names memorized yet. In the rare cases where I need extra details or control (such as json output) I can alway use moon query tasks.
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Hi,
Thanks again for the great tool.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
As a developer, I want a command that is fast-to-type and easy-to-remember to list the available tasks within my repo, and I want the output to be colorized and easy to read. The current command
moon query tasks
is both too long and the formatting leaves a lot to be desired in terms of clarity.For example, many popular task runners provide a
-l
flag for this purpose (nox
,tox
,just
).Describe the solution you'd like
I think
moon ls
would be a good name.The output could be something like the following, but with color for clarity:
It's important that the task names that are printed can be copy-pasted to use with
moon run
, for convenience.Passing the project name would limit the output to that project:
The goal of this command is to provide developers with an overview of what tasks they can execute at a glance. This is the sort of command I find myself needing all the time time for the first few months in a new repo while I'm getting up to speed and I don't have all the task names memorized yet. In the rare cases where I need extra details or control (such as json output) I can alway use
moon query tasks
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: