#Pipelight

2025-06-07

@frankel I can't see the whole article! Is in the list? πŸ˜…

github.com/pipelight/pipelight

2025-06-07

You wait forever for some flakes to build an output, then only can you build another one πŸ˜“

The freshly built one erases the previous one from the build (./result) directory 😡

emotional damage!

Next time you could:

β€’ Use a unique build dir for each output: 😱
--link-out /result-my-package

β€’ Store your commands in a toml file, to execute them in one tap, (in the background and parallelized 😏)

A shell prompt that shows a list of pipeline names.
The pipelines contains nix build trivial commands.A table displaying a summary of pipeline execution results
2025-05-10

@stw I use to deploy containers with raw shell scripts and git hooks.

Now everything is made easy through .

github.com/pipelight/pipelight

2025-04-06

You don't have to change your favorite tools to obtain great automation flow.

You just need alongside.

Then push, to run and recepes!! πŸ˜‡


pipelight.dev/cookbook/pipelig

A pipelight.toml config file that triggers cmake (in the background) on every git push to dev branch.
2025-04-05

Finally a crate that makes its debut out of . πŸ˜„

For those who want to *kill parents* AND let *children live*! πŸ˜‡

Here is a process management crate to

- Find (easily)
- Kill (parent, family or siblings)
- Spawn detached long running processes

docs.rs/pipelight_exec/0.4.2/p

2025-04-01

@jakub_zalas

For local stuffs and if you like spending time in the terminal, might suit you! πŸ˜€

github.com/pipelight

2025-03-19

So you are using as a light replacement! πŸ€”

github.com/pipelight/pipelight

2025-03-19

typescript issue fixed.

It was a nasty bug that slide in with 2.2.

Fixed by replacing external library with bultins uuid library.

This type of heartful message is what keeps me sharing my best code with you. ☺

github.com/pipelight/pipelight

2025-03-14

Run pipelines in the terminal.

is a cli/engine that runs pipelines in the terminal.(pssst: it's 😏 and 😏)

It has json AND pretty tree outputs so you can inspect every process outputs fairly quickly.πŸ•΅

Supports , , , and some other languages.


Every buzz word are thereπŸ‘Œso you don't miss it, thk me later 😜

github.com/pipelight/pipelight

2025-03-09

@rust_discussions I will add this to 😈

2025-02-24

@psyhackological @hyde

You can take advantage of features
While keeping using .

- logging
- hooks
- parallel execution
- background process

You only need to edit a small pipelight.[toml, js...] file. And call Just from there.

This way you don't have to rewrite your every pipelines.

2025-02-20

I've been distrait today and locked myself out of a production servers! πŸ€• (messed up keys).

Only remaining choice was to wipe it and start from a fresh .😭

Fortunately, infect + deployments will reinstall everything in just a few commands. 😏

2025-01-30

Found you @chenrui !!
Thanks a lot for the formula!

2025-01-30

So someone managed to make to ! 😱
can be fun on mac tooooo! πŸ˜€

mastodon.social/@homebrew_new_

2024-11-29

I must be preaching to converted, but here i wrote a small article/tutorial on hook management using .

dev.to/megatronprime/git-hooks


2024-08-28

is a configuration language that fulfills my expectations with its syntax and compatibility with the rust ecosystem!

Sorry Pkl, Kdl and Hcl...
Rcl is the next in line to be integrated with !






@ruuda
github.com/ruuda/rcl

2024-08-23

A 13Mb tool for your !

Use to accelerate your local !
Stay in your while enjoying pipelines running in the background!



github.com/pipelight/pipelight

2024-08-22

The point I have been failing to explain is that
provides a formidable way to manage hooks.

It allows
**combination of events and branches!** 🀯

```
[[pipelines]]
name = "test"

[[pipelines.steps]]
name = "js tests"
commands = ["bun test"]

# See below, the hook will only run on dev and feature branches!!

[[pipelines.triggers]]
branches = ["feature-*","dev"] actions= ["pre-push", "pre-commit"]
```


github.com/pipelight/pipelight

2024-08-20

is aiming to be a full fledged solution, but good things take time.

First, I want the tool to be great locally! It already has:

- Formidable process management:
It collects every process output and execution time in readable tree style logs.

- Comfortable Git hook management:
Pain free hook definition in a uniform syntax.

This while staying as close to the kernel as possible to be light and fast thanks to ecosystem.

github.com/pipelight/pipelight

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