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I guess these kinda toy scripts/utilities get written a lot as they're not really super-common and there's no well-known standard. I wrote my own version too,
by stevekemp 2y ago
I guess these kinda toy scripts/utilities get written a lot as they're not really super-common and there's no well-known standard.
I wrote my own version too, a while back, because it seemed like it would be useful (and indeed it has been) - a golang tool to list/search/run named blocks from markdown, joining multiple blocks together if instructed to do so:
https://github.com/skx/runme https://github.com/skx/runme
- sourishkrout 2y agoGreat name ;)! Co-creator of https://github.com/stateful/runme https://github.com/stateful/runme here. We've expanded significantly onto the idea of a toy script/utility to bring multi-modality (editor, notebook, terminal, browser) with shared sessions to what's at the core, a universal task runner (see architecture link below). I'd love to chat about combining efforts if you love hacking on this. The same goes for the author of `mdx`. https://docs.runme.dev/resources/architecture https://docs.runme.dev/resources/architecture
- oezi 2y agoGreat! One hint: your examples need to be escaped to show the fence syntax. Add 4 spaces I think.
- sourishkrout 2y agoCould you please link the example? In the repo itself? There are quite a few. I want to be sure we get that fixed.
- oezi 2y agoThe first one for example: uptime I can't see the fence instructions (without entering raw, I guess)
- stevekemp 2y agoI've added that now, thanks!
- sourishkrout 2y agoAh, the other Runme... that explains why I couldn't find it.