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I've been using invoke [1] which has allowed me to give my projects nice UIs while remaining in the primary language. If I were working on Ruby I would stick wi
by igor47 8y ago
I've been using invoke [1] which has allowed me to give my projects nice UIs while remaining in the primary language. If I were working on Ruby I would stick with Rake, even though I think invoke is better.
[1] http://www.pyinvoke.org/ http://www.pyinvoke.org/
- learned 8y agoI'll second invoke. I use it for all of my python projects now and I love working with it. It makes it very clean to manage more complex tasks that have a lot of conditionals involved.
- tedmiston 8y agoI really like Invoke / Fabric for Python projects, though it feels weird to use in non-Python projects when it comes to dependencies. [Now I have to explain to non-Python people things like virtual envs, pipenv vs pip vs pipsi, pyenv, etc.] Just curious if you install Invoke individually for each project or keep one global install? I suppose I could always git exclude the tasks.py Invoke files.
- learned 8y agoI usually keep Invoke globally installed that way I can use it for setting up and interacting with pipenvs externally. Most of my calls beside the initial setup make use of 'pipenv run <command>' that way I never actually have to navigate inside of the virtualenv for most cases.