Examples

Refer to /demo for the config used to generate these.

Project level task

doit --echo ^task1
=> clojure -M:project/1

Prefer home

doit --echo --me ^task1
=> clojure -M:home/1

Override from home

doit --echo ^task2
=> clojure -M:home/2

Override from project when preferring home

doit --echo -m ^task3
=> clojure -M:project/3

Override from home and project

doit --echo ^task4
=> clojure -M:project/4

Override from home and project, then favor home's override

doit --echo --me ^task4
=> clojure -M:home/4

doit --echo ^taskA
=> clojure -M:home/A

doit --echo mycmd ^params1
=> mycmd --run home

doit --echo clojure -M:dev/run^alias1
=> clojure -M:dev/run:env/home

Add your own aliases and params

doit --echo ^task1:env/demo --run demo
=> clojure -M:project/1:env/demo --run demo

Combine aliases

doit --echo ^task1^alias1 ^params1
=> clojure -M:project/1:env/home --run home

Aliases of aliases

doit --echo ^task1^combined1
=> clojure -M:project/1:env/home --run home

Easy multiline. Multiline tasks just get str joined.

doit --echo ^multiline1
=> mycmd  --param 1

If you want to run multiple tasks from this use &&

doit --echo ^multiline2
=> mycmd  && mycmd1