Rush: A Minimalistic CLI Tool for Managing and Running Bash Snippets

So, a while ago, I was fiddling with Kennethreitz's side project Bake, a simple CLI tool for running bash snippets. It's a nicely written piece of software and I liked the idea of replicating something like GNU makefile (he calls it Bakefile) for Bash. I stared using it in my projects and helped with the documentation (Although it was never published for some strange reason). However, there were a few issues that didn't get resolved for the past 4 months... • It throws nasty error if the Bakefile is empty or not properly formatted • Task chaining are hit or miss • The custom styling that the software imposes on stdout doesn't work while running bash commands in interactive mode • The new file format Bakefile isn't highlighted in editors and can be a pain to maintain (There is a vs code extension that mitigates the issue though) So I made an alternative, Rush, with a subjectively simpler codebase that doesn't try to do many things at once.. • It reads your bash commands from a familiar yml file • You can run your dedicated bash script from the tool • Task chaining is supported but constrained (So that it doesn't go into a recursion roller coaster) • The tests are working...(More tests are on the way) Check out here: https://github.com/rednafi/rush